TNB warns of SMS scam offering fake blackout compensation


Got this SMS? It's a scam. — Facebook @TNB Careline

PETALING JAYA: Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) is urgently warning the public of an SMS scam attempting to defraud victims with fake compensation linked to the recent blackout.

Customers who receive the SMS are told that those affected by the electricity blackout will receive RM100 as compensation in their Touch ‘n Go ewallet. They will then be asked to click on a malicious Touch ‘n Go link to check their balance.

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