13 March 2023
You may have seen an email in your LSE inbox asking you to register and pay for a LSE yearbook. Some appear to be sent from “uniyearbook” or “paperform” or other senders. You may be addressed by your forename and informed of the following:
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Dear […] As a current student at LSE, you are entitled to get into our 2022/23 Yearbook
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Complete Your Yearbook Account: As a current student at LSE, you are entitled to get into our 2022/23 Yearbook. For full details and to complete your account, please see the following steps below.
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Dear Students, Don't miss the deadline for the Yearbook! Sign up is simple, please fill the registration form below.
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Dear Students, We have received many emails that many students still would like to register for the Yearbook. Therefore we have opened the registration deadline again for an extra few days.
Please beware that these communications do not represent and are not sent from or on behalf of or with the authorization of our School. LSE has no affiliation or connection with Uniyearbook.com. LSE does not endorse, sell, or have any relationship with this yearbook publication. LSE did not share your personal details or email address with them.
This is an independent organization, which sell their product through their website.
If you think your department is organising a yearbook, please wait for official communication from your department or contact your department directly.
What you should do if you receive suspicious or unwanted emails:
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Unwanted emails are generally caught by our junk filter and prevented from reaching your inbox, but in some cases might not be (for example, customised filters or forwarding rules)
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If you receive a suspicious email, please be mindful that it may not come from LSE or be safe.
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If you are asked to pay money to access a service or disclose your personal information or data, please consider it carefully before replying or accepting any such offer: you may risk losing your money, and disclosing your data insecurely.
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Your LSE credentials are not compromised by simply receiving a spam email. However, if you feel that an email is suspicious, please report it as an Outlook attachment to phishing@lse.ac.uk
For more support, please email phishing@lse.ac.uk