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1 year ago

Dah Sing Bank warns customers about fake ‘Dah Sing Finance’ website

Consumers are advised not to leak their personal information on the website.

Customers are warned about the fake website, “Dah Sing Finance,” that may request consumers to enter their login credentials and other sensitive information, Dah Sing Bank said.

“The Bank hereby confirms and advises that the fraudulent website has no connection with the Bank and its subsidiaries,” read the statement.

Customers were also advised to fact-check the URL and look for the secure padlock icon in the address bar before entering any login ID and password and/or personal/financial information.

This fake financial website, Dah Sing Finance, was reported to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Hong Kong Police Force.

“Any customer or member of the public who has provided login credentials and/or personal/financial information to a fraudulent website should promptly call the Bank’s Security Alert Hotline on 2828 8159 for assistance,” read the statement.

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