The Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation that is committed towards promoting consumer interest.
CaseTrust is the accreditation arm of CASE, and is Singapore's de facto standard for companies who wish to demonstrate their commitment to fair trading and transparency to consumers.
CASE would like to alert consumers to phishing emails impersonating its officers. In these emails, the senders provided fake ticket numbers to recipients’ claims/disputes, and asked them to click on a chat icon to access third party websites to receive updates or to receive monetary compensation.
Consumers who receive similar emails are advised not to click on the links and not to disclose personal information and bank details to any third party.
CASE Alerts Consumers on Phishing Email
CASE would like to alert consumers to phishing emails impersonating its officers. In these emails, the senders provided fake ticket numbers to recipients’ claims/disputes, and asked them to click on a chat icon to access third party websites to receive updates or to receive monetary compensation. Consumers who receive similar emails are advised not to click on the links and not to disclose personal information and bank details to any third party. CASE Alerts Consumers on Phishing Email
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CASE would like to alert consumers to phishing emails impersonating its officers. In these emails, the senders provided fake ticket numbers to recipients’ claims/disputes, and asked them to click on a chat icon to access third party websites to receive updates or to receive monetary compensation.
Consumers who receive similar emails are advised not to click on the links and not to disclose personal information and bank details to any third party.