Rogers takes your online security very seriously and we are committed to keeping your private information safe. As a member of the Fraud Prevention Forum (FPF), we want to remind you to exercise caution when conducting online activities.
Phishing/Brand Spoofing, the most common form of online fraud, involves sending fake e-mail messages tricking people into providing personal information (username, passwords, and credit card details, etc.), for the purpose of committing identity theft and/or other crimes.
As Phishers evolve, they find new ways to deceive unsuspecting people, even using corporate logos, colours, and legal disclaimers to make it appear as though the fake e-mail and website are real. Still, recognizing phony e-mails and knowing how to proceed are key steps you can take to protect yourself.
Signs Your E-mail Message May be Spoof
Generic message greetings, such as “Dear customer or member…”
Prompts to “update,” “validate,” or “confirm” your account information
Misspelled or incorrect website address (URL)
Requests for immediate action. For example, “Your account will be suspended within 24 hours, if you don’t respond….”
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