Fraud Alert: Atlas Marketing Solutions Impersonation Scam

Important notice: We have received reports from individuals who were contacted by scammers impersonating Atlas Marketing Solutions (and using similar names). These bad actors may claim you “owe” money for online services you never ordered, or that you must pay a fee to unlock commissions or earnings.

If you received a suspicious invoice, email, text, or phone call referencing “Atlas Marketing,” “TCS,” “TC Solutions,” or anything similar, please follow the steps below before responding or sending payment.

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Atlas Marketing Solutions Will Never Do This

• We will never demand payment by cashier’s check or money order.
• We will never pressure you with “pay within 24–48 hours” threats to avoid termination.
• We will never claim you must pay to “unlock commissions,” “release earnings,” or connect an “affiliate ID.”
• We will never ask you to mail payment to a mailbox, shipping store, or a “suite” that functions as a private mailbox.

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How to Protect Yourself

1) Do not pay or share personal information

If you don’t recognize the company or service, do not pay, do not provide your date of birth, SSN, bank info, or card information, and do not click links in the message.

2) Verify directly using our contact form

If someone claims they represent us, do not rely on the contact information in the suspicious message. Instead, reach us through our official website contact form:

Official Contact Form: https://atlasmarketingsolutions.com/contact/

Tip: If the message includes links or “view invoice” buttons, avoid clicking them. Send us screenshots or copied text through the form instead.

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If You Received One of These Messages

If you’ve been contacted, we would appreciate your help documenting the activity. If you feel comfortable, submit the following through our contact form (you can mask sensitive info if you prefer):

• The email header showing the “From” address
• The invoice number and amount
• Any attachment names (PDFs, “account info,” “terms,” etc.)
• Any text messages including the phone number shown at the top
• The payment instructions (especially where they tell you to mail payment)

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Where to Report

We recommend reporting suspicious activity to the appropriate authorities. In many cases, you can file reports with:

• Your local police department (non-emergency line)
• The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) – report fraud
• The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) – online fraud reporting

If you’d like, you can also submit your documentation to us via our contact form so we can add it to the case file for law enforcement.

Contact Form: https://atlasmarketingsolutions.com/contact/

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Frequently Asked Questions

Did I ever work with Atlas Marketing Solutions?

If you are unsure, use our official contact form and include the name, email address, and any invoice details you received. We can confirm whether you are an actual client in our records.

They claim I have an online store or affiliate website I didn’t create. What should I do?

Do not pay. Do not click their links. Save the message and submit a report through our contact form. If you believe your identity may have been used, consider placing a fraud alert with the credit bureaus and monitoring accounts.

Can Atlas Marketing Solutions remove the scam website or stop the scammers?

We are actively documenting reports and cooperating with law enforcement. The most helpful step is preserving evidence (emails, invoices, screenshots) and filing reports with the proper agencies.

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Final Note

We take impersonation and fraud extremely seriously. Thank you to everyone who has reported suspicious activity. If you received a message that concerns you, please contact us directly through our official website contact form before taking any action.

Official Contact Form: https://atlasmarketingsolutions.com/contact/