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US Embassy Has Warned UAE Residents of Online Fraud

US Embassy Has Warned UAE Residents of Online Fraud - Coming Soon in UAE
7 May 2020

Several cyber fraudsters using US Embassy name, logos, phones, tried to solicit money.

Lately, the US Embassy has warned the public to be cautious as there is a new way of deceiving people making them transfer money or giving bank details.

This warning came several prompts of online scam where criminals tried to solicit “purchase orders for solar generators”. The Embassy tweeted that it was the fraudsters, who used unofficial email addresses for payments of “false contracts”.

The Embassy alerted residents, that in case of receiving any requests “from a Juliana Morgan, Gary Dikens or Michelle Roland”, individuals should immediately report to the embassy via [email protected].

The advisory said, “If you receive an email from any company or individual claiming to represent US Embassy Abu Dhabi, be cautious”. Last time, online criminals posed officials trying to receive money from business owners. And, there was used the US Embassy Abu Dhabi logo at the bottom of the email.

“Any official correspondence from the US Embassy or an embassy official will be from a properly formatted US Department of State email address ending in @state.gov and will have a corresponding Embassy telephone number with local area code.”

According to the statement of the Embassy, do not respond to any requests from six additional email addresses: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] and [email protected].

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