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Emails can be manipulated or forged by the sender, just like letters. Therefore, when a recipient receives an email, they cannot verify if the sender is really who they claim to be. In other words, emails are susceptible to impersonation.

Polyplastics-Evonik always uses the domain "polyplastics-evonik.com" or "pp-evonik.com" as the sender. However, since the sender's name can easily be impersonated, it is dangerous to rely solely on the sender's name. Therefore, it is necessary to check the domain after the "@" symbol in the email address.

If you are suspicious, always contact your IT department and report suspicious emails to your IT security team. You can also contact Polyplastics-Evonik, but do not trust contact information from suspicious emails. Use a phone number you already know.

In case of emergency, please contact your Polyplastics-Evonik representative using a new email with the domain "@polyplasticsevonik.com" or "@pp-evonik.com".