Following the recent scam attempt on GTBank customers, the bank has issued an official statement in a bid to sensitise account holders.

The bank particularly mentioned that customers should be careful with emails sent with links requesting account details.

GtBank stated emphatically that its staff or agents will not request customer personal account details in exchange for rewards.

Below is the email from GTBank to its customers:

Dear Customer,

Scam Alert

This is a reminder that you should never disclose your account or card details to anyone or enter your personal banking details on a website that is sent as a link in an SMS, Email, Online or any Social Media Platform. Exit any page immediately if you are asked to enter your account, card or internet login details.

GTBank, its staff or agents will never call or send you an email asking for your account details, PIN, Card or other Personal Bank details in exchange for monetary or material reward.

You can help us stop these types of scams by following any of the simple steps below:

Fake Online Flyers: take a screenshot that clearly shows the link (website address) and send it to us by email at complaints@gtbank.com so that we can work to block the site.

Scam Calls, SMS, and Emails: Report the phone number to GTConnect (see numbers below) and forward such emails to complaints@gtbank.com

For more visit: https://pageone.ng/2017/07/02/gtbank-fraud-alert-internet-scam/

Fraud? Ask buhari

Shouldn't they be sending SMS also for those customers who currently don't have access to internet.