How to avoid fraudulent sites disguised as JustPark

⚠️ QR code scams in car parks — how to stay safe

✅ Identifying the genuine JustPark service

Always make sure you’re using the official JustPark channels.

• Logo & name: Look for the authentic JustPark logo and name. Beware of look-alike brands or misspellings.
• No surprise subscriptions: JustPark does not offer subscription services or charge without your authorisation.
• Legal pages present: Our app and website always include Terms & Conditions and a Privacy Policy.

🔒 Our commitment to safety

• Proactive measures: We work with authorities and partners to remove fraudulent sites and signage.
• Bank-grade security: JustPark uses industry-standard, bank-grade security to process your payments.

🛡️ Accessing JustPark safely

• Download the app: Use the official stores — Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
• Go direct: Visit www.justpark.com in your browser rather than following unfamiliar links.
• Phone payments: Use the automated number displayed on official car park signage and meters.

🔎 Ad & link safety checks

• Check the advertiser: The name should clearly be JustPark, and the web address should show www.justpark.com.
• Match the URL: Ensure the ad’s displayed URL matches the landing page exactly.

Example of a non-JustPark ad: the web address (highlighted) shows a different company.

➡️ Prefer direct access

• Type the address directly into your browser or open the app from your home screen.
• Be cautious with email/SMS links: Avoid downloading apps from links in emails or texts.
• Check official app store listings for updates and developer details.
• Follow official JustPark channels for announcements and advice.
• Never overshare: Be wary of sites asking for information beyond what’s needed to park (e.g., full card details outside checkout, passwords, or 2-factor Authorisation codes.

🚩 Red flags to watch for

• Misspellings, poor grammar, or unprofessional design.
• Unfamiliar or odd-looking URLs, or pages that don’t show clear legal pages (Terms/Privacy).
• Requests for your username, password, or full card details via email/SMS/chat.
• Pressure tactics: “limited time”, “urgent”, or unexpected subscription prompts.

Tip: If something feels off, close the page and access JustPark directly via the app or www.justpark.com.

🆘 Need help or spotted fraud?

If you’re concerned you’ve encountered a fraudulent site or QR code, please email help@justpark.com with details (location, screenshots, and the web address if possible).

📝 Summary

• Use only the official app stores and www.justpark.com.
• JustPark doesn’t run subscriptions or charge you without authorisation.
• Check ads and links carefully — the domain must be www.justpark.com.
• If unsure, don’t scan or click — go direct, and report anything suspicious to help@justpark.com.