Beware of false overpayments, warns the financial administration

The financial administration warns against fraudulent e-mails that misuse its name and logo. They look like a call for a refund in euros, with a link to fill out a form.

However, the Financial Administration emphasizes that it never asks for a click on a link in its e-mails. E-mails that the financial administration actually sends always have the suffix @ fs.mfcr.cz.

“We recommend that you do not open unknown and suspicious e-mails, and especially their attachments, and rather delete them immediately,” the financial administration wrote on its website.

In addition to bad Czech, a signature could warn users, for example, if they are not really waiting for a letter from the Slovak office.

Source: GFR–

Example of a fraudulent e-mail warned by the financial administration.

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Petr Kučera

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The author focuses on a wide range of personal finance and consumer issues. He graduated from the Faculty of Law of Charles University in Prague, but he loves the media even more than paragraphs. He was the editor-in-chief of the Czech Information Agency … Other articles by the author.

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