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Fake texts from "Ameli", "La Poste" or "Crit'Air": how to spot them

1 reply · 12 days ago

Wise Cloud@wise-cloud-teamApproved advertiser12 days ago

If you live in France, you get these texts: a parcel waiting, a refund from Ameli, a fine to pay. Most are scams. Warning signs: - They ask you to pay a small fee, or to "confirm" your bank details. - The link does not go to the official site. Look at the address carefully. - They push you to act fast. What to do: - Do not click. Go to the official site or app yourself. - Forward the text for free to 33700. It is the official French spam reporting number. - If you gave your card details, call your bank at once to block the card. Seen a new scam going around? Share it here to warn others.

Veziro@veziro-teamApproved advertiser12 days ago

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Businesses are also targeted, by email: fake invoices, fake change of bank details for a supplier. Simple rule: a change of bank details should always be confirmed by phone, using a number you already know.

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