Public warned about iPhone scam appearing on social media
The Cayman Islands Postal Service (CIPS) has warned the public to be wary of a fraudulent notice that appears to be popping up on social media sites.
The message uses the real CIPS logo, purports to be from Postmaster General Sheena Glasgow, and solicits personal information with the promise of an iPhone.
It was reported to the Postal Service today by a concerned member of the public.
Noting that it is against Postal Service policy to solicit personal information in such a manner, Acting Postmaster General, Melissa Martinez-Ebanks said her agency has reached out to police to investigate.
People are being reminded never to share personal information via social media and encouraged to report this fraudulent notice to the Financial Crimes Unit of the RCIPS at 949-4222 if they see it.
It was reported to the Postal Service today by a concerned member of the public.
Noting that it is against Postal Service policy to solicit personal information in such a manner, Acting Postmaster General, Melissa Martinez-Ebanks said her agency has reached out to police to investigate.
People are being reminded never to share personal information via social media and encouraged to report this fraudulent notice to the Financial Crimes Unit of the RCIPS at 949-4222 if they see it.
