Post by hasan77 on Feb 14, 2024 23:49:02 GMT -5
If you receive an SMS, phone call or email and they tell you that someone is alerting you that someone may be logging into your Ruralvía Banca Digital from another device, it is not true!! It is a cyber attack where criminals are trying to collect your private information , such as access codes to your digital banking.
Your financial institution will never send you links by SMS or email for you to verify your private data, or for you to enter bank details.
Your data is personal, only you Canada Email List should know it and your bank will never ask you to provide it, neither by SMS, email nor through a call from an employee of your financial institution.
Do not provide user data, Ruralvía password, codes for the authorization of operations that you can receive on your mobile, signature key, card data (card number, CVV, PIN, expiration date), mobile phone number... etc
If you have any questions about a message received, whether written or through a call you have received, contact your manager or your office before taking any other action.
When faced with any type of alarmist warning, from any channel, supposedly from your financial institution: be suspicious. Before doing anything, contact your office or call the customer service number: 900 822 670. But, above all, never provide your bank details through links.
Whenever your financial institution asks you to perform some action from within your digital banking, the safest way to act is to access it from your bank's own mobile application or from the entity's corporate website, but not from an access that you It arrives in an email or SMS.
Your financial institution will never send you links by SMS or email for you to verify your private data, or for you to enter bank details.
Your data is personal, only you Canada Email List should know it and your bank will never ask you to provide it, neither by SMS, email nor through a call from an employee of your financial institution.
Do not provide user data, Ruralvía password, codes for the authorization of operations that you can receive on your mobile, signature key, card data (card number, CVV, PIN, expiration date), mobile phone number... etc
If you have any questions about a message received, whether written or through a call you have received, contact your manager or your office before taking any other action.
When faced with any type of alarmist warning, from any channel, supposedly from your financial institution: be suspicious. Before doing anything, contact your office or call the customer service number: 900 822 670. But, above all, never provide your bank details through links.
Whenever your financial institution asks you to perform some action from within your digital banking, the safest way to act is to access it from your bank's own mobile application or from the entity's corporate website, but not from an access that you It arrives in an email or SMS.