Legal Terms

Welcome to KBJ Group website. These legal terms will govern your use of the www.kbjgroup.com website and some of the services we make available here.
Who is responsible for kbjgroup.com?
This website is owned and operated by KBJ Group

Our registered office is at:-
 802/B, Marathon NextGen Innova,
Off Ganapatrao Kadam Marg,
Lower Parel (E), Mumbai – 400 013.
Tel.: 91-22-4343 9200
Email: info@kbjgroup.com

When do these terms apply?
Generally, these terms apply when you are on kbjgroup.com website. Some portions of the site or some of its services may have other terms, which we’ll make available when they apply.
Using kbjgroup.com

We are not liable to each other for anything outside our reasonable control.
You may not use the content or services we make available here in ways that might violate our intellectual property rights, harm our systems, or abuse other users of the site.
Some portions of this website may contain information about KBJ Group financial performance. Any information on the price at which our securities have been bought or sold in the past, or the yield on our securities, should not be relied upon as a guide to future performance.
Updating these terms.
If we need to update these terms, we will notify you (for example, with a notice on the website).

Warning – fraudulent emails and online scams

Be careful if you receive an unexpected email claiming to be from KBJ Group or sent on our behalf – even if it looks the part. There’s a good chance it’s from a fraudster.

These emails often claim to offer jobs, business opportunities or share swapping services with KBJ Group. Some tell you that you have won a competition or lottery. Usually they ask you to reply with personal details such as your user name, password, or even bank details, or direct you to a website that asks for this information.

Any legitimate organisation will never ask for this type of personal information in an email or by sending a link to a website. These messages are not from KBJ Group and we are not responsible for them.

Here are some tips to help you spot a scam email or website:

• Double check the email address. At first glance, fraudulent messages can look like they’re from KBJ Group, but on closer inspection are from a hotmail or other public email account. For example, kbjgroup@hotmail.com is not a genuine KBJ Group email address.
• Double check the URL of websites and links. Companies always use clear URLs like www.kbjgroup.com Scam sites and links usually have long addresses using special characters like &^%%%&*$£”
• Look at the wording used. If it doesn’t read like a request from a legitimate company, it probably isn’t.
• Avoid requests that sound vague, unlikely or too casual, such as “our database has been corrupted, please resend your details”, or “recent legislation means we require this information”.
• Look for grammar and spelling mistakes. Scam emails are often electronically translated from different languages, resulting in obvious spelling errors and odd sentence structures.