The Hongkong Electric reminds the public to beware of scam emails with malicious links or attachments. The Hongkong Electric said today (9th) that it has received some enquiries from customers recently, referring to the suspicious emails that have received the HEC electricity fee refund, or another one. Another suspicious email sent by the HEC Public Affairs Department that highly mimics HEC’s electronic bills. Except for the fake content, both emails contain malicious links or attachments.
As far as the relevant e-mails are concerned, there is a continuous webpage in the content, which asks the public to enter personal and credit card information.
The HEC spokesperson emphasized that it has never sent relevant emails to customers and has reported the incident to the police, and urged customers to remain vigilant. Once they receive false emails that do not match their account information, do not open any links or links in the emails. Attachments, and related emails should be deleted as soon as possible.
In addition, HK Electric said that users who have doubts can call the HK Electric Customer Center (Tel: 2887 3411 / Email: cs@hkelectric.com) for inquiries.
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