Scam Alert

Phishing Scams – Don’t Panic!

CAA Saskatchewan has received calls and emails about fraudulent messages claiming to be from us. These scams often involve fake surveys, prize offers, or urgent membership updates. These messages are not from CAA.

Learn how to spot these scams and what to do if you’re targeted.

What Should You Do?

  • Don’t click on links or download attachments.
  • Don’t reply or provide personal or financial info.
  • Report it as a scam in your email app.
  • Delete the message immediately.

If You’ve Fallen for a Scam

If you believe you’ve been targeted by a scam, it’s important to act quickly. Contact your financial institution or credit card provider right away and report the incident to one of the following authorities:

For More Information:

Email: notify@caask.ca
Call: 1-800-564-6222

Select a blue box to learn more about scams and the signs to look for.
Take advantage of our Online Safety Training by selecting the orange box.

Phishing Emails
Look for mismatched email addresses, urgent language, and prize offers.
Spoofed Domains
Fake emails may look real but use odd addresses like @caa.sk.1.com.
Fake Surveys
Surveys may promise rewards to trick you into giving personal info.
Urgent Membership Updates
Scammers claim your account needs urgent action—always verify.
Online Safety Training
Stay safe Online – Free Training for CAA Saskatchewan Members

Visit: Online Training

Password: homecourse
Phone Call Scams
If a caller asks for payment info, hang up and call CAA directly.
Text Message Scams
Suspicious links in texts are often phishing attempts.
Too-Good-To-Be-True Offers
“You’ve won a prize!” is a classic scam tactic. Stay skeptical.
How to Spot a Scam
Educate yourself. Stay informed and alert to avoid scams.

Current Reported Scams

We’ve Prepared a Wonderful Surprise for all CAA Customers - November 2024

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

Updating CAA Membership Terms and Conditions - May 2025

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

Be Ready for the Unexpected - May 2025

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

From "no reply at saskatoon library dot ca" - July 2025

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

If you receive a scam that is not on our list, please take a screenshot and email us at notify@caask.ca. 
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