DVLA cautions public against fake SMS payment links and online fine scams
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The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has cautioned the public against fraudulent text messages asking people to pay supposed traffic fines through unofficial online links. In a public notice issued on Wednesday, October 21, the Authority disclosed that fraudsters were sending SMS messages to…
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- Modern Ghana, DVLA cautions public against fake SMS payment links and online fine scams
- MyJoyOnline, DVLA warns public against fake SMS payment links and online fine scams Negative tone
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- Asaase Radio, DVLA warns motorists against fake SMS messages demanding payment of fines Negative tone
- GhanaWeb, DVLA warns motorists against fake fine discounts and payment links Negative tone
- GhanaWeb, DVLA warns public against fraudulent SMS payment links, fake online fine scams Negative tone
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