Caution: fake ÖAMTC competitions and phishing emails in circulation!

Currently there are numerous fraudulent emails on the move that are sent to customers on behalf of the ÖAMTC and Commerzbank. The news deceive the reception of supposed profits and want to tap personal data! The ÖAMTC urgently warns of emails who promise an “auto-emergency set” that does not exist if you take part in an alleged survey. These emails are phishing attempts that aim to collect credit card information and other sensitive data on fake websites. It is advisable not to reveal any personal information and delete such emails immediately so as not to become the victim of a fraud.

The phishing activities that affect Commerzbank users are similarly alarming. Bank customers receive emails with an urgent request to update their phototan data. The message threatens to block the account if the measure is not carried out within 24 hours. This procedure is characteristic of phishing, recognizable by impersonal speech and dubious senders. Experts recommend moving such e-mails to the spam folder immediately and not answering, but rather checking the safety instructions directly on the official website of the bank. You can find more information and tips on how to protect yourself from such Internet fraud

Stop fraudulent machinations online

The risk of these phishing attacks is real, and the measures to protect themselves should be taken seriously. Neither the ÖAMTC nor the Commerzbank ask your customers to request sensitive information about email. Stay vigilant and find out about the latest fraud stitches to protect yourself and your data. Current information on phishing tests and other fraud forms can be found at Consumerzentral.de .