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ALERT!

EMAIL FRAUD AND HOAXES

The Bank is warning its customers to be aware of recent internet scams which involve sending out email frauds and hoaxes (also known as Phising or spoofing). In the main these types of emails appear or purport to be sent from the Bank and other well known companies when in fact they are not but can put you at risk.

These fraudsters try to solicit monies or other personal information like password, personal identification number, or account numbers, credit card validation code, auto teller machine/debit or credit card number and bank account number from you by using the name of the Bank.

Although they can be difficult to spot, they generally ask you to click a link back to a spoof web site. Even if you don't provide what they ask for simply clicking the link could subject you to background installations of key logging software and viruses.

What to do about email frauds:

1. IGNORE THEM

2. CONTACT THE BANK/COMPANY THAT THE EMAIL PURPORTS AND CLAIMS TO ORIGINATE FROM TO VERIFY DETAILS

3. REPORT THEM TO YOUR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES


MALICIOUS EMAILS AND REPORTS

Clients are advised to ignore and beware of malicious emails and reports being circulated in regard to the Bank. These emails contain malicious and false information. Kindly report to your law enforcement authorities when you receive such emails and reports.