Scam Alert

(Hey CAA Shopper) - soliciting your opinion through a quick two-minute survey to win an emergency car kit.

Please read and confirm – you must review and accept by May 31, 2025, to continue using CAA Saskatchewan services.

(Hey CAA Shopper) - soliciting your opinion through a quick two-minute survey to win an emergency car kit.

There's a scam email circulating from "noreply at saskatoonlibrary dot ca" mentioning CAA.

Give us your opinion and win a brand new Car Emergency Kit! You have been chosen to participate in our Loyalty Program for FREE! It will take you only a minute to receive this fantastic prize.
At the bottom of the email/image: Marketing Survey - 2024 Rewards Program.

We need your feedback! Get a chance to win CAR EMERGENCY KIT. Click here to Begin!

There is a testimonial from Noah Campbell and Liam Singh at the bottom. There is "Take the Survey" call to action button under each testimonial.

This email contains images of a car emergency kit.

Subject line: Your CAA Memberships Needs Confirmation

Confirm Your Membership

Dear Member,

This is a friendly reminder to confirm your CAA Saskatchewan Membership.

We've previously sent you messages regarding this confirmation, and we want to ensure your membership remains active and up to date.

To confirm your membership, please click the button below.

BLUE BUTTON that states Confirm Membership

An email is circulating asking Members to click a button for continued access to CAA Saskatchewan services. 

"Action Required"

"Dear valued Member, this is a quick reminder to complete the process for your continued access to CAA Saskatchewan services. We've sent you earlier notifications about this, and want to make sure your profile stays current and uninterrupted. Please click the button below to continue the process." 

The button states "Continue Process". 

At the bottom of the email, it states, "If you've already completed this step, no further action is needed." 

There's even an unsubscribe option at the bottom of the email.

Email appears to be from info-caa

Dear Customer,

We wanted to let you know there was a brief delay in processing your recent activity related to your CAA subscription.

To help keep your service running smoothly, you're welcome to review and refresh your details at your convenience.

Your subscription remains active, and regular access will continue as usual.

Update Your Information

(clickable link)

Thank you for being a valued CAA member.

Sincerely,

The CAA Resolution Team

There is a phone scam circulating. This is a scam and not from CAA!

On your phone, it will say it's from the CAA Engagement Team (email: noreply at rbfa.be).

Here is the body of the email:

Dear CAA Member:

We're excited to offer you an exclusive opportunity to receive a CAA Winter Safety Kit, designed to keep you prepared and safe during the winter months.

Our goal is to reward our valued members and emphasize the importance of staying safe on the road during cold and challenging conditions.

You have been specially selected to receive a Winter Safety Kit including essential items for your vehicle. Thank you for being a trusted CAA member.

CLAIM YOUR WINTER SAFETY KIT

Another variation of the phone scam they are inviting you to take part in a brief survey for a chance to receive a CAA Winter Safety Kit. The offer has an expiry date, with a countdown, and there is also a copyright logo and statement.

There is another email scam circulating asking members to Claim Your Winter Safety Kit.

The email reads: We're excited to offer you an exclusive opportunity to receive a CAA Winter Safety Kit, designed to keep you prepared and safe during the winter months. Our goal is to reward our valued members and emphasize the importance of staying safe on the road during cold and challenging conditions. You have been specially selected to receive a Winter Safety Kit including essential items for your vehicle.

• Insulated blanket
• Ice scraper & brush
• Portable flashlight
• First aid essentials

(Link) Claim your Winter Safety Kit

Thank you for being a trusted CAA member. Stay safe this winter!

If you prefer not to receive these emails you can (link) unsubscribe.

CAA - Member Support

There is another email scam circulating asking members to click on a button as a mandatory step for an administrative update. 

The email reads:

Canadian Automobile Association

Information Notice

We are sharing a brief administrative update related to your membership records. This review is a mandatory step within our internal process and is intended to be completed by 10/12/2025. You can view the related information using the link below.

(button) View Information

If further clarification is helpful, please reach out through your usual contact method.

You are receiving this message based on your communications settings.

Unsubscribe

There is an email scam circulating called Member Record Update.

The email details are as follows:

Member Record Update

Canadian Automobile Association

Information Notice

We are sharing a brief administrative update related to your membership records. This review is a mandatory step within our internal process and is intended to be completed by 10/12/2025.

You can review the related information using the link below.

(button) View Information

If further clarification is helpful, please reach out through your usual contact method.

You are receiving this message based on your communications settings.

Unsubscribe