Warning! Do not access links in suspicious emails.
21.08.2023
Be cautious if you have received an email on behalf of Moldindconbank asking you to click on a link because your card account has been blocked or fraudulent activity is suspected. It is a fake, which can leave you immediately out of money!
Although this email seems credible, you should know that Moldindconbank never sends such a request and never validates such data via email.
How to spot a fraudulent email:
- Check the e-mail address from which it was sent. You will see it is a suspicious one. For example smtp.cosmichichandscarefoundation.com.
- Letter contains multiple grammatical errors.
- Email stresses the need to act “quickly” and “urgently”.
- It urges you to click on a link to “check your account”, “access Web Banking”, etc.
If you receive a suspicious email:
- Do not open or save attachments.
- Do not access the links in the email.
- Do not give your card details (number, PIN, CVV, OTP passwords, expiry date) and Web Banking or Mobile Banking login details to anyone.
- Delete the email in your mailbox.
If you inadvertently leaked your confidential data to scammers, block your card in the Mobile Banking app and contact Customer Support 24/24 at 022 71 71 71