Guard your money as FSCA warns of bogus e-mails and dodgy service providers
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04 February 2020 - 13:38
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has warned the public to be cautious of fraudulent messages from entities impersonating the FSCA itself.
The bogus e-mails, coming from an fscacommunications@gmail.com address, claim to be from “FSCA Communications” and mislead customers or offer them opportunities to receive financial services provider (FSP) licences...
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