Dear colleagues, dear members of the ESEH,
An impersonator has contacted several of you, pretending to write on my behalf about vague “ESEH matters.” The message even includes a falsified version of my signature line. I am sorry for the inconvenience. Unfortunately, there is little I can do other than alert you and ask you to remain extremely careful.
When the treasurer, the secretary, or I contact you regarding ESEH business, we will always write from an @eseh.org email address, and we will clearly explain the purpose of the message from the start.
My sincere thanks to those who have already informed me. If you are ever in doubt, please do not respond to the suspicious email—instead contact me directly at this address.
All the best,
Wilko Hardenberg
