What you should know:
- Fraudsters may send emails claiming cybercrime violations, or with the threat of digital arrests or legal action.
- Such emails are not sent from official government domains (for example, they do not end with @gov.in).
- These messages often demand or threaten you to make immediate payment or share personal data.
- Real Official authorities do not threaten arrests or fines over email, calls or messages.
- Their messages often have poor grammar, spelling errors, or fake-looking seals and signatures.
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Staying alert is the strongest defence against cyber fraud.
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SBM Bank India is committed to safeguarding your financial well-being by keeping you informed, aware, and protected.
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Stay cautious. Stay secure.
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If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to reach out to us at customercare@sbmbank.co.in or call our Toll-Free number: 1800 209 9335 / 1800 1033 817.
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