⚠ Customer Warning: Fraudulent Websites Impersonating Surefire Wood

⚠ Customer Warning: Fraudulent Websites Impersonating Surefire Wood

Published: 4 August 2026

At Surefire Wood, protecting our customers is our highest priority.

We have recently become aware of fraudulent websites impersonating Surefire Wood. These websites are not connected with Surefire Wood in any way and have been created by criminals attempting to deceive customers and steal payment information.

The fraudulent websites currently identified are:

  • buysurefirewood[.]shop
  • thesurefirewood[.]shop
  • getsurefirewood[.]shop

Please do not visit these websites or place any orders through them.


Our Only Official Websites

Surefire Wood only operates the following official websites:

www.surefirewood.com (UK)

www.surefirewood.ie (Republic of Ireland)

If you are ordering Surefire Wood products online, please make sure you are using one of the above websites.

Our official contact email addresses are:

If you are unsure whether a website, email or social media page is genuine, please contact us before placing an order.


What Is Happening?

The fraudulent websites have copied images and content from the official Surefire Wood websites in an attempt to look genuine.

They are not authorised to sell Surefire Wood products, and we have been working with our website developers and the relevant authorities to have them removed.

These websites are not affiliated with Surefire Wood, and we strongly advise customers not to enter any personal or payment information on them.


What Should You Do If You Have Used One of These Websites?

If you believe you have entered your payment card details on one of the fraudulent websites, you should:

  1. Contact your bank or card provider immediately.
  2. Ask them to cancel your card and monitor your account for any suspicious activity.
  3. Change any passwords if you have used the same password elsewhere.
  4. Remain vigilant for any unusual transactions.

The sooner you contact your bank, the greater the chance of preventing fraudulent use of your card.


Action We Have Taken

As soon as we became aware of these fraudulent websites, we took immediate action.

Working with our web development team, the websites have been reported to:

  • The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)
  • The domain registrar
  • Cloudflare
  • Google Safe Browsing
  • Microsoft SmartScreen
  • Netcraft

These reports are intended to have the websites removed and to warn internet users before they access them.


How to Stay Safe

Before placing an order, always check:

If in doubt, contact us directly before placing an order.


Thank You

We would like to thank the customers who alerted us to these fraudulent websites.

Your vigilance has helped us take swift action to protect other customers.

We will continue to update this page if any further fraudulent websites are identified.