Armenian Card warns of scammers who work through social networks

YEREVAN, January 30. /ARKA/. Armenian Card (Arca) national payment system has warned card holders of the increasing number of fraudulent pages on social networks, with ArCa in the title.

“These links suggest filling in card details (number, validity period, CVV and PIN codes) for receiving money. In case of receiving such links, remain as vigilant as possible, verify the veracity of the page. Never give your card details or one-time codes received via SMS to unknown websites or pages of unknown origin to third parties,” ArCa warned. –0–

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