Sending messages from fake pages to extort customer personal data. This was reported by "Haypost", noting that the company has nothing to do with these messages.
"We urge citizens to pay attention to what the message is received from the phone number, as well as the website's link, which is again informal.
Dear customers, please do not trust the fake pages and do not provide any personal information, do not pass by unknown links.
Let us add that "Haypost" customers receive a message about the apostle from the official phone number when their supplies are in the post office. An official link is also attached to the message, through which you can order delivery.
To get information about "Haypost" services and offers, we urge us to benefit exclusively from official sources, "the statement said.
