Post Office Scam Alert: Fake Messages Lure Users, Account at Risk with One Click

• Fraudsters send fake Post Office messages claiming incomplete address for parcel delivery.
• Messages include a link, urging users to update their address within 48 hours to avoid parcel return.
• Clicking the link steals personal information and siphons money from bank accounts.
• PIB Fact Check confirms Post Office does not send such linked messages; they are entirely fake.
• New TRAI rules identify genuine messages; suspicious messages lack special identification marks.