How do I report a fake IKEA website, account or advertisement?
If you are uncertain about any communications received from IKEA, please contact us right away.
Phishing is a form of scam where the fraudster pretends to be a person or company you trust. Always check the e-mail address registered behind the name of the company sending you an e-mail and never click on links without being 100% sure of the sender.
IKEA will never ask for your personal information via email. If you are uncertain about any communications received from IKEA, please contact us right away.
Important: IKEA does not have any partnerships or tie-ups with third-party shopping platforms. All purchases should be made directly through IKEA’s official website or stores.
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