1 day Ago By Bryan Rilloraza
Smart Communications is warning mobile users about scam text messages pretending to be from legitimate companies. The telecom provider emphasizes that they never send texts with clickable links. This means if you receive one, it’s likely a scam.
Scammers use tricks to make messages appear as if they’re coming from official and legitimate sources. Clicking these links can lead to fake websites that can steal your personal and financial information.Smart is actively fighting back against text scams.
In March 2024 alone, the company blocked nearly 250 million phishing messages and deactivated over 162,000 fraudulent mobile numbers.To help users stay safe, Smart also runs the #BeCyberSmart campaign, teaching people how to spot and avoid scams. If you receive a suspicious text, report it to Smart’s HuliScam portal at smart.
com.ph/huliscam.Users can also report scams through Smart’s official channels:Facebook: Smart CommunicationsX (Twitter): @SmartCaresHotline: *888How to Avoid Scam MessagesNever click links in random text messages.
Ignore suspicious texts, even if they look official.Report scam messages to help block fraudulent numbers.Stay updated on cybersecurity threats through Smart’s platforms.
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