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Croatian Post warns of a fake SMS that could cost you your money, and how to recognize it
Croatia🏛️ Politics11 hr. ago

Croatian Post warns of a fake SMS that could cost you your money, and how to recognize it

Croatia Post has warned citizens about a new scam spreading via SMS messages that falsely claim to relate to package deliveries. These messages urge recipients to click on links to update delivery information, but Croatia Post emphasizes that such messages are fake and not sent by them. The warnings include signs like suspicious internet addresses, grammatical errors, English text, and unclear links. Official notifications from Croatia Post include the shipment number, which can be checked through their tracking system. The postal service stresses that any payment or transaction related to package delivery must be done directly with the courier, at a post office, or at a parcel machine. Citizens are advised to ignore these messages and avoid clicking on the provided links to prevent potential financial loss.

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Croatian Post warns of a fake SMS that could cost you your money, and how to recognize it

Croatia Post has warned citizens about a new scam spreading via SMS messages that falsely claim to relate to package deliveries. These messages urge recipients to click on links to update delivery information, but Croatia Post emphasizes that such messages are fake and not sent by them. The warnings include signs like suspicious internet addresses, grammatical errors, English text, and unclear links. Official notifications from Croatia Post include the shipment number, which can be checked through their tracking system. The postal service stresses that any payment or transaction related to package delivery must be done directly with the courier, at a post office, or at a parcel machine. Citizens are advised to ignore these messages and avoid clicking on the provided links to prevent potential financial loss.

Bias read (Center): The article provides a neutral warning about a common scam involving SMS messages and does not take a stance on any political issue. It focuses solely on informing the public about the nature of the scam and how to identify it, without any biased language or framing.

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