Federal Office For Goods Transport V2.0 Access

If you have received an email with the subject it is a phishing scam and should be treated with extreme caution.

Report the incident to the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) or local law enforcement.

Fake forms or "notices" may contain keyloggers or ransomware. FEDERAL OFFICE FOR GOODS TRANSPORT V2.0

Some users have reported similar scams asking for payments to bank accounts in Spain (starting with "ES"), which is impossible for a German federal office. Safe Protective Steps

If you believe you actually have business with the German transport authorities, contact the BALM directly through their official website or their central telephone number (+49 (0) 221 5776-0). Report the Phishing: If you have received an email with the

Check the actual email address, not just the display name. Official German federal emails typically end in .bund.de or .gov for US-based equivalents.

These emails often demand you click a link to "confirm your status" or "update records" to avoid penalties—tactics designed to steal sensitive carrier information. Some users have reported similar scams asking for

The use of "Federal Office for Goods Transport" is a primary red flag, as official communications now use BALM .