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The credit union in Manorhamilton has issued a warning about fraudulent SMS messages that are being sent to members in the area.
The message claims that the recipient may be eligible for a €1.500 grant if they save with the credit union and directs them to a fake website.
“This website is not affiliated with any legitimate Credit Union and appears to be part of a phishing campaign designed to harvest personal and financial information,” said the Manorhamilton Branch on Facebook.
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“DO NOT Click on suspicious links or provide personal information in response to unsolicited messages.”
They stress that official communications will only come from verified Credit Union channels and domains, and members should report any incidents immediately to them on 071 9855500 or email info@manorhamiltoncu.ie for more.
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