Tag: Emails
Police Advisory: Fake Bank Email Circulating
The Bermuda Police Service Financial Crime Unit continues to advise the public to “remain vigilant regarding phishing e-mails that attempt to obtain personal information or other sensitive data. A spokesperson said, “In a recent example, an imitation bank e-mail claiming to be from Capital G titled ‘Important Information for our Customers’... Read more of this article
Submit Questions Via Email For Police Town Hall
[Updated] The Bermuda Police Service will host a Town Hall Meeting tomorrow evening [Jan 31], and are inviting the public to submit questions for the panel via email to pmr@bps.bm. The Town Hall will get underway at 6.30pm at St. Paul’s Centennial Hall on the corner of Court and Victoria Street, with the Police Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner and... Read more of this article
Police Advisory: Fake Bank E-Mail Circulating
The Bermuda Police Service Financial Crime Unit said they continue to advise the public to “remain vigilant regarding phishing e-mails that attempt to obtain personal information or other sensitive data.” “One of the latest examples currently circulating is a fake e-mail claiming to be from HSBC titled ‘Dear Customer – Account... Read more of this article
Police Issue Advisory About Scam Job Email
The police have issues a warning about online scams, specifically a scam email offering an alleged part time job which requires sending your personal details. The full statement follows below:Once again the Bermuda Police Service Financial Crime Unit would like to remind members of the public to remain vigilant regarding phishing e-mails and other... Read more of this article
Logic Communications Warns Of Phishing Attack
Logic Communications Customer Support team identified a phishing attack on some of its email customers today [Sept 9]. A bogus email was sent to customers offering them an opportunity to upgrade for free by clicking a link in the email and providing their email addresses and passwords. “Logic Communications does not solicit customer’s personal... Read more of this article
Police Warn Of Scam ‘Phishing’ Emails
The police have reminded people to “remain vigilant regarding phishing e-mails and other scams,” saying that currently an email is circulating which claims that the recipient was selected to receive two tickets to the 2012 London Olympics and a prize of £150,000, and the recipient must disclose their personal information to claim the money. A... Read more of this article
Spam Email Targets Bank’s Customers
An email [shown below] purporting to be from the Bank of Butterfield has been sent out to local email addresses, claiming accounts have been temporarily locked for security reasons.A spokesperson for the Bank said, “Butterfield advises our customers that we will NEVER ask them for personal information or account details via e-mail or use... Read more of this article
New Police Email To Report Online Scams
In response to a recent increase in internet scams, the Bermuda Police Service Financial Crime Unit has created a dedicated email address for members of the public to report suspected scam e-mails. As of Monday [Oct.24] internet fraud may be reported via the new e-mail address: fraud2@bps.bm. A police spokesperson said, “This dedicated e-mail... Read more of this article
Police: Fake Bank Email Circulating
The Police issued an advisory about a fake e-mail claiming to be from Butterfield Bank which is currently circulating. It follows in full below: The Bermuda Police Service Financial Crime Unit would like to warn the public about a fake e-mail claiming to be from Butterfield Bank which is currently circulating, encouraging recipients to click on a link... Read more of this article
Police Advisory: Scam Email
The Police have issued yet another advisory about scam emails, it follows in full below: Once again the Bermuda Police Service would like to remind members of the public to remain vigilant regarding phishing e-mails and other scams that attempt to obtain personal information or other sensitive data. Currently an e-mail is circulating, allegedly from... Read more of this article
