Beware, as scammers are constantly evolving their methods to defraud hardworking individuals. The traditional SMS trick, where they claimed your ATM was deactivated due to system upgrades or BVN issues, has lost its effectiveness as more people are aware of it.
Their latest approach involves sending fraudulent emails, purportedly from your bank’s email service, stating that you’ve been charged N7,000 for a monthly Digest magazine subscription with recurring monthly charges. To cancel these deductions and unsubscribe, you’re instructed to click on a provided link.
However, clicking the link will redirect you to a page where you’re asked to enter your bank details, including your ATM information. This is exactly what these scammers need to gain access to and empty your account.
Remember: DO NOT reply to such emails, DO NOT click the link to cancel the magazine subscription. Simply ignore or delete the email; your account remains secure, and no funds have been deducted from any magazine.
Please spread the word and alert others to this scam. Most importantly, stay vigilant and don’t become a victim.
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