The WhatsApp hardcore will remember when you used to have to pay a 0.99p annual fee to use the service – but watch out if you receive a message about it.
Fraudsters are trying to catch long-term users with an email message relating to the old 0.99p charge (which was scrapped by Facebook in 2016).
Since then the service has been free for every user.

The emails try and trick users into handing over bank details.
Experts says ‘The emails claim your “subscription will be ending soon” and are after your banking information. They have been an increasing number of reports about this type of mail in America over the past couple of days and it could spread to Africa soon.

Whilst late adopters of the service might look at the email below and simply brush it off, long term users will remember paying and could quite easily think the app has gone back to its subscription model and get caught out.

See here http://www.splint.com.ng/2017/07/alert-fraudsters-adopts-new-method-to.html

fraud everywhere

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Yung Rich Gee1