SBI SMS Alert: SBI Bank advises against calling or responding to such messages. Your financial information could be stolen if you do this.
SBI Alert Cyber Criminals Electricity: You must exercise caution if you pay your electricity bill online. There must not be any scam with you. The largest bank in the nation, the State Bank of India (SBI), has warned that cyber criminals have developed new strategies for fraud involving electrical bills.
Alert SMS
Let us tell you that a lot of power providers and suppliers notify their customers through SMS or WhatsApp when a bill is issued, how much it costs, and when it will be paid. Cybercriminals are ensnaring victims in their web by sending similar emails to commit fraud under the guise of an electricity bill. They communicate with clients in the same way that suppliers or power companies do frequently.
The customers have also been urged by the State Bank of India (SBI) to be wary of such emails (SBI Alert). On Twitter, many users have voiced their complaints about receiving such messages. The bank has advised its clients to exercise caution in this regard. SBI Bank advises against calling or responding to such messages. Your financial information could be taken if you do this. Typically, SMS messages are sent directly from the official number by the electrical board or supplier. Always check it, then.
Avoid such messages In
this message, you still owe money on your electricity payment. Make an immediate call to the provided number to update it. Your electrical connection will be cut off if you don’t do this. They ask you to phone or text any number for this. Your financial information is made available to them as a result, and they use it to catch you on their web.
Things to do
Check if the message was received from a verified ID or any mobile number first if you receive one of these messages or any other similar messages. If the message came from a certain phone number, it is phony; do not believe it at all. Never call the number provided in such a message. Additionally, never share your banking or personal information with anyone.
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