Your username and password could be at risk. Recently, a dramatic increase has been reported in the number of emails sent to KW.com recipients by spammers and criminals, most of which are intended to trick the recipient into providing personal information. Some are familiar claims of deposed generals overseas with funds trapped in bank accounts. Others have impersonated KW Customer Support, and request the recipient’s password, threatening to disable webmail accounts unless action is taken.
Take caution if any email asks you to confirm a password, bank account number, or social security number. As a general rule, if you wouldn’t give it to a random stranger on the street, then it shouldn’t go in an email.
NO representative from Keller Williams Realty International will ever ask for your password, especially through email. If you receive any such requests, no matter how authentic it appears, please forward it to KWRI Customer Support at support@kw.com so that appropriate action may be taken.
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Great press about a great place to work
Ottawa's market center ranks among Canada’s finest
All of Canada now knows what associates at the Ottawa market center have known for years. Keller Williams Realty is a great place to work.
According to the Great Places to Work Institute, Canada, the Keller Williams Realty Ottawa market center ranks as No. 8 on the best places to work in Canada, and No. 2 on the list of best workplaces for women. Click here to read the full article in the Globe and Mail about the recent study.
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Lessons learned in handwritten notes
Staying on the minds of your database is crucial to keeping a fresh set of leads in your pipeline. While emails, direct mail and other marketing ventures are good at indirectly touching your contacts, nothing beats the impact of a handwritten note. That’s exactly what Darbee Fisher, associate at the Maui market center, found out after writing one of her clients, an avid blogger and owner of a communication company, a thank you note. What followed was his response, and an entire blog entry on the power of personal touch.
Click here to read the blog entry about Fisher’s personal note.
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