I Received a Text or Email About RBS Training and Certification. How Do I Know Whether It’s Legitimate?

How to Verify the Legitimacy of RBS Training and Certification Communications

In today’s digital age, it’s not uncommon to receive unsolicited messages about various services, including Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) training and certification. However, with the increase in phishing attempts in many different formats including email and text message, it’s crucial to verify the legitimacy of such communications to protect your personal information and ensure you’re engaging with reputable sources.

Verifying RBS Communications

1. Check Your Registration Status in the RBS Portal

• ABC will only contact those registered in the RBS Portal
• Verify your email registration in the portal, this allows ABC to be able to contact you

2. Direct Contact with Training Providers

• Use contact information provided to you in the RBS Portal
• Avoid responding directly to unsolicited messages

3. Use the RBS Portal for Verification

• View list of approved training providers to see if the company contacting you is a valid and legitimate company
• Cross-reference training details with the information in your ABC portal

4. Be Cautious of Phishing Attempts

• Look for red flags like urgent requests or requests for sensitive information
• Verify links before clicking on them

Always verify sources and protect your personal data when dealing with RBS training communications. Use the RBS Portal as your primary resource for verifying ad referencing legitimate information and provider contacts.