Bank South Pacific (BSP) has issued an urgent warning to its customers about a fraudulent email circulating that asks recipients to log in and verify their transaction activities.
The email, which appears to come from BSP, is not legitimate. The bank has confirmed that it has not sent such emails and advises customers to avoid clicking on any links contained within these messages.
BSP urges all customers to remain vigilant and exercise caution when dealing with unsolicited emails, especially those requesting sensitive information. The bank reiterated that it will never ask customers to verify their transaction activities through email.
For those who have received such an email, BSP advises deleting it immediately and not providing any personal or financial information. Customers concerned about their account security are encouraged to contact BSP directly through official channels.
This alert comes as part of BSP's ongoing efforts to protect its customers from online fraud and maintain the security of their financial information.
For further information or assistance, customers can visit BSP’s official website or contact their customer service department.
About Bank South Pacific
Bank South Pacific is a leading provider of financial services in Papua New Guinea and the Pacific region. Committed to maintaining the highest standards of security and customer service, BSP continues to monitor and address potential threats to safeguard its customers' assets.
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