How can you protect yourself from fake M1 website?
1. Blocking unknown spam call numbers on mobile devices.
2. Practicing discretion when picking up calls from private numbers, overseas (if you are not expecting a call from overseas) or unknown prefix. Customers in Singapore are advised that for local calls, there will not be a ‘+’ prefix (Example 1) and international calls have a ‘+’ prefix (Example 2).
Source : CNA
3. Customers who receive suspicious unsolicited phone calls or automated voice messages should hang up immediately and not to provide or share personal details and passwords with unknown callers.
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We would like to alert our customers on some isolated incidents where some customers have been seeing online pop-up messages while browsing, claiming to stand a chance to win a prize from M1. Please do not click on any link, form or button in the phishing pop-up message, which may contain weblink that try to obtain your financial/personal information or lead to phishing attacks. Please exercise caution and do not follow any instruction from such emails.
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We noticed isolated incidents of emails, impersonating M1. These fraudulent emails may contain weblink that try to obtain your financial/personal information or lead to phishing attacks. Please exercise caution and do not follow any instruction from such emails.
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The “M1 Australia” Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/M1Australia/ is not a M1 Limited page. Customers are advised not to engage with or make any purchases via this page.