BEA Warns Public of Fraudulent Websites

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BEA Warns Public of Fraudulent Websites

The Bank of East Asia (BEA) warned customers about several fraudulent websites falsely claiming affiliation with the bank. BEA advised anyone who shared personal information or made transactions on the sites to report the matter to police and contact the bank’s customer service hotline, and urged customers to avoid visiting the sites or downloading suspicious files. The bank said it has reported the incident to the Hong Kong Police Force and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and reminded customers to access online services only via its official website.

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