Bank of Ireland warns about scams on new customs charges
Bank of Ireland is warning customers to be vigilant against scam messages regarding new customs charges for non-EU purchases. The bank advises a 'zero trust' approach, urging people not to click links in texts claiming to be from delivery services or government agencies.
Why it matters
As new customs regulations take effect, consumers are at increased risk of financial fraud from phishing attempts targeting those expecting to pay import fees.
Bank of Ireland is warning customers to be extra vigilant of scam messages seeking payment of customs charges with new rules due to come into effect this week.
The article reports on a public safety warning from a financial institution without political or ideological framing.
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