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How do I know a message is really from april?

Explains how to tell real april emails from scams: the two sender domains april uses, why april never texts, which links are safe, and what april will never ask for.

Which addresses does april email from?

Real april emails come from one of two domains:

The sender name may include your app's name, like "Your App via april". Check the address after the name: it should end in @getapril.com or @mail.getapril.com.

Important: A look-alike address isn't april. Watch for extra words or letters, like "getapril-support.com" or "getaprll.com".


Which links are safe?

Links in april emails go to getapril.com web addresses, like tax.getapril.com , help.getapril.com or directly into the partner application hosting april. Before you select a link, hover over it or press and hold it to check the address.

To be safe, you can always open april from your partner app instead of selecting a link.


What will april never ask for?

april will never ask you, by email, chat or phone, for:

  • Your april password

  • A verification code we emailed you

  • Your bank login or card details

  • Payment through a link in an email to "release" or "speed up" a refund

The only time april asks for your Social Security number and other tax details is inside april, while you answer questions.


What should I do with a suspicious message?

  1. Don't select links, open attachments or reply.

  2. Open april from your partner app and check Tax home for anything you need to do.

  3. Forward the message to [email protected], then delete it.

  4. If you entered your password or a code, select Get help in april right away.


Key takeaway

Real april emails come from @getapril.com or @*.getapril.com and link only to getapril.com addresses. april never sends texts and never asks for your password or codes. Forward anything suspicious to [email protected].


This content is provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as tax, legal, financial, accounting, or other advice. Rules and regulations vary by location and are subject to change, so please consult with an expert if you need advice specific to you.

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