Algiers – Algeria Post has issued a warning to its customers regarding fraudulent links circulating on social media platforms, particularly WhatsApp. These links falsely impersonate the postal service and promote fictitious games and competitions promising valuable prizes.
In a public awareness announcement, Algeria Post emphasized that it has no affiliation with these deceptive pages or links. The organization explicitly stated that it is not involved in any of the misleading campaigns currently being disseminated online. Citizens are strongly advised to ignore these links and refrain from clicking on them to protect their personal data and postal accounts from potential threats.
Algeria Post further stressed the importance of not sharing any sensitive information, including postal account details or secret codes, under any circumstances. The organization urged customers to exercise extreme caution and vigilance against digital fraud attempts.
DZWatch has learned that the fraudulent schemes often involve enticing users with the promise of winning high-value items in exchange for personal information or by requesting payment for alleged processing fees.
The postal service reiterated its commitment to customer safety and encouraged individuals to rely solely on official channels for accessing news and offers. Algeria Post also urged the public to report any suspicious content encountered online, emphasizing its ongoing efforts to raise customer awareness and enhance digital security measures. These measures are designed to protect users from increasingly sophisticated fraud techniques.
Algeria Post continues to work towards educating its customers about online safety and implementing robust security protocols to combat digital fraud. The organization encourages all citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity immediately.
