Alert: BOB has alerted all the customers through tweet and said that beware of suspicious messages or emails giving lots of free offers and gifts. Do not click or respond to them.
Bank of Baroda, the country’s third largest government bank, has alerted its customers. The BOB has alerted all the customers through tweets and said that beware of suspicious messages or emails giving lots of free offers and gifts. Do not click or respond to them. The bank said, free seems good, but not safe. Explain that there has been a significant increase in the cases of banking fraud during the Corona period. In view of this, all banks periodically alert their customers to avoid fraud.
Apart from this, the bank has tweeted that the IFSC code of Dena and Vijaya Bank are closed from March 1, 2021. These codes will not work after March 1, 2021. If someone uses the old code then money will not be transferred. Explain that Vijaya and Dena Bank have been merged with Bank of Baroda.
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Do not use free Wifi network
Along with this, the bank told its customers in the tweet that they should avoid using free Wifi network for internet banking. Using the free WiFi network can hack your NetBanking and clean your bank account. Therefore, do not use free wifi for netbanking.
Beware of suspicious messages or emails offering lot of free offers & goodies. Do not click or respond to them. #StaySafeBankSafe with #BankofBaroda pic.twitter.com/Uy4GZbUmfh
— Bank of Baroda (@bankofbaroda) February 3, 2021
Follow these safety tips
>> Keep smartphone password strong – When using digital banking, always keep your smartphone password strong. This is the first and necessary layer of digital banking safety. Please enter the number, special character in the password.
>> Do not give your banking details to anyone – do not give banking details to anyone at all. If you get any SMS, email or phone call in the name of prize money then be cautious of it.
>> Do not tell anyone banking PIN – Do not tell your PIN number associated with banking. Due to this carelessness, your account can be emptied in a jolt.
