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Source domain: dbsa.org
Collected on 8 August 2026
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Report fraud, corruption or theft
You can report suspected fraud, corruption, or theft involving the DBSA through a secure and confidential channel. This includes suspicious activities such as fake funding promises, unauthorized requests for fees, or fraudulent communications.
To report fraud, corruption or theft confidentially and securely, please click REPORT FRAUD or alternatively, you can use the following: Toll Free Number: 0800 204 933 Email: dbsa@whistleblowing.co.za SMS: 33490
Reference
https://www.dbsa.org/index.php/about-us/anti-corruption-fraud-and-scams
Report phishing or email scams
If you receive a suspicious email pretending to be from the DBSA, especially one asking for personal or financial information or demanding payment, you can report it directly to the DBSA for verification and action.
To report phishing or e-mail scams, or to validate an enquiry, please contact the DBSA at ReportScams@dbsa.org
