Dear Valued Customer,
Please be aware that fraudsters can hack email accounts, and by all possible
means cheat victims to make remittances.
Fraudulent use of the OOCL name in illegal activities
Fraudsters can attempt to defraud remittances through the unauthorized use of
the OOCL name via email correspondences, informing the victim to change the
payment receiving bank account number to one owned by the fraudster. This is a
trap and everyone must take every precaution to avoid becoming a victim.
Websites
The unsolicited or fraudulent email message may encourage
you to click a hyperlink to launch a website.
If you are in doubt of the integrity of a website that uses the OOCL name,
please always access the
OOCL website at
https://www.oocl.com by typing out the whole URL on
your web browser instead of clicking on the hyperlink provided to you.
Be
cautious when receiving fraudulent correspondences of this nature.
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Contact OOCL
directly using trusted methods
instead, such as a known email addresses and phone numbers. Dual
verification methods provides better security.
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Don’t be rushed or
pressured into making a decision
– under no circumstances would a genuine bank, or some other trusted
organization, force you to make a financial transaction on the spot or by
clicking the hyperlink provided.
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Report any
suspicious phishing attempts
– please report any fraudulent or suspicious emails that you receive to OOCL
Customer Service via your usual contact.
Thank You for your attention.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact our customer service
representatives.