Hey folks, the Bahrain Post under the Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications has issued a warning about fraudulent messages making the rounds on social media. These messages claim to be from the Bahrain Post and ask for postal delivery fees to be paid by clicking on the links provided in the message. But beware, these messages are fake and can lead to scams and identity theft
The Bahrain Post urges everyone to be cautious and avoid clicking on any links or disclosing any private information. Instead, they recommend using their official website and mobile application for all postal services. These channels are secure and reliable, so you can have peace of mind knowing that you’re using a trusted source.
If you receive any suspicious messages, the Bahrain Post advises you to report them to the relevant authorities. They’re taking all necessary measures to combat these fraudulent activities and ensure the safety and security of all Bahraini citizens and residents.
So, stay safe and be vigilant when it comes to online scams. Always verify the authenticity of the sender and the message before taking any action. By taking these simple precautions, you can protect yourself from becoming a victim of these fraudulent activities.
Stay Safe
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