Rescue Department: Fraudsters call residents and ask about yesterday’s testing of the system
After the launch of yesterday’s integrated warning system about the danger, the rescue department received information that people were called on behalf of the rescue service and, under the pretext of receiving feedback from the warning system, ask various questions.
The department recalls that a feedback survey under the warning system is carried out Only on the site www.kriis.eeand for its passage it is not required to enter your personal data or enter any system.
The police recalls: In no case should you transfer your personal data or data related to a bank account by phone. Also, you should not inform your home address to strangers, conduct cash transactions or transfer cash. When receiving a suspicious call, it is most reasonable to immediately stop the conversation.
- If you have received a suspicious call, stop the conversation immediately!
- Never tell anyone your PIN1 and PIN2 codes
- Do not agree by phone to any money transfers or banking operations
- Do not transfer data related to your bank account by phone
- Never install programs on your devices at someone else’s request by phone
More information on how to protect yourself from scammers, you will find on the police website: https://www.politsei.ee/et/juhend/kaitse-ennast-kelmide-sest
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