Algiers – Algeria Post has issued a warning to its customers regarding a surge in fraudulent online activity. The postal service is alerting the public to fake social media pages and malicious links that mimic the official Algeria Post channels.
These deceptive platforms often promote fictitious competitions and offers, designed to lure unsuspecting citizens and steal their personal information.
In a public advisory, Algeria Post urged customers to exercise extreme caution and avoid clicking on any suspicious links. The postal service emphasized the importance of not sharing personal or banking details with unverified sources, stressing that such actions pose a direct threat to the security of individuals’ data.
Algeria Post further advised citizens to immediately report any fraudulent pages or accounts through its official communication channels. This will enable the company to take swift action and protect customers from falling victim to scams and fraud.
The postal service reiterated that all official news, promotions, and competitions, if any, are exclusively announced through its verified official pages. Algeria Post urged the public to rely solely on these official sources for accurate information.
This warning is part of Algeria Post’s ongoing efforts to promote digital awareness and safeguard its customers from the increasing risks associated with online fraud. The company is committed to protecting its users from these malicious activities.
DZWatch encourages all readers to remain vigilant online and to verify the authenticity of any online communication purportedly from Algeria Post before taking any action.