Fake invoices by email: how to avoid losing money before paying
A suspicious invoice received by email should not be verified by replying to the same message. Before opening an attachment, changing a bank account or paying, it is advisable to check the charge against a real purchase and confirm any new instruction through a channel that was already known. The fraud may aim at two different things: charging for something never bought or diverting the payment to another account.
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