Fraudulent Website Awareness

Unfortunately, there has been a rise in fraudulent websites falsely claiming to sell Stanley products. These websites are not authorised to sell Stanley products and may be attempting to steal your personal or financial information. 

Please take a moment to read the following information to help protect yourself from these scams and ensure you are purchasing genuine Stanley products.

How to Spot a Fraudulent Website

1. Unrealistic Discounts
   If a website is offering Stanley products at drastically lower prices than our official store or other authorised retailers, this could be a sign of fraud. 
2. Suspicious Website URLs
   Legitimate Stanley websites will always have a recognisable and secure web address. Check for inconsistencies like extra characters, unusual domain extensions, or misspellings. For example:

www.stanleyaustralia.com
www.stanleyaustraliaau.com
www.stanleycupaustralia.com.au

1. No Contact Information or Customer Support
   Fraudulent websites often lack basic contact information. If the website doesn’t provide a phone number, email address, or has suspicious customer support, it’s best to avoid making a purchase.
2. Low-Quality Images and Product Descriptions
   Scammers frequently use low-quality images or generic descriptions. Compare the images and descriptions to those on our official site to ensure they match.

Where to buy authentic Stanley products

To ensure you are purchasing authentic Stanley products, please shop only from:

• Our official website: https://au.stanley1913.com/
• Authorised retailers: David Jones, THE ICONIC, Stylerunner, Glue Store, Universal Store.

If you encounter a website offering Stanley products and are uncertain about its authenticity, please reach out to our Customer Service team before making any purchases. They will assist in confirming whether the website is legitimate.

If you find a fraudulent website promoting Stanley products, we kindly ask that you report the website address through our Contact page.