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Customers can be fooled by many ways when it comes to a cyber crime. In the past there have been instances where apps lured customers into giving their financial details. Others send you fake emails and message. Some rob you of your money from even ATMs. Meanwhile, some try to connect with your via websites where chatting portals are given by majority of banks. The largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) is keen on making its customer aware over such illegal acts. The bank has been on occasional basis alerting its customers to be aware of a host of fake apps, ATM fraud and fake websites. Now in a latest development, SBI has warned its customers over chatting on social media fake bank account.
SBI has been taking steps in overcoming such situations, considering the bank’s customers were recently trapped in fake bank apps. Now the lender believes of warning its customers over fake social media account.
SBI through its social media account says, "Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints, and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters."
<blockquote data-lang="en">Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints, and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters. <a href="https://t.co/f5Gq4nbvxf">pic.twitter.com/f5Gq4nbvxf</a>
— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) <a href="https://twitter.com/TheOfficialSBI/status/1093729781219094528?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 8, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>SBI also revealed the signs in which a customer can differentiate between fake and real social media account.
At SBI, these are the real social media account.
On Facebook - @StateBankOfIndia 
On Instagram - @theofficialsbi 
On Twitter - @TheOfficialSBi 
On Linkedin - State Bank of India (SBI) 
On Google+ - State Bank of India 
On Youtube - State Bank of India 
On Quora - State Bank of India (SBI)

Making a fake social media account has increasingly become very common. Hence, it becomes very important for a customer to spot a fake social media account when carrying a financial queries. Here are some of the way to spot the fake ones.

Customers can be fooled by many ways when it comes to a cyber crime. In the past there have been instances where apps lured customers into giving their financial details. Others send you fake emails and message. Some rob you of your money from even ATMs. Meanwhile, some try to connect with your via websites where chatting portals are given by majority of banks. The largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) is keen on making its customer aware over such illegal acts. The bank has been on occasional basis alerting its customers to be aware of a host of fake apps, ATM fraud and fake websites. Now in a latest development, SBI has warned its customers over chatting on social media fake bank account.SBI has been taking steps in overcoming such situations, considering the bank’s customers were recently trapped in fake bank apps. Now the lender believes of warning its customers over fake social media account.SBI through its social media account says, "Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints, and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters."Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints, and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters. pic.twitter.com/f5Gq4nbvxf— State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) February 8, 2019SBI also revealed the signs in which a customer can differentiate between fake and real social media account.At SBI, these are the real social media account.On Facebook - @StateBankOfIndiaOn Instagram - @theofficialsbiOn Twitter - @TheOfficialSBiOn Linkedin - State Bank of India (SBI)On Google+ - State Bank of IndiaOn Youtube - State Bank of IndiaOn Quora - State Bank of India (SBI)Making a fake social media account has increasingly become very common. Hence, it becomes very important for a customer to spot a fake social media account when carrying a financial queries. Here are some of the way to spot the fake ones. 

SBI has been taking steps in overcoming such situations, considering the bank’s customers were recently trapped in fake bank apps. Now the lender believes of warning its customers over fake social media account.

SBI customers alert! Don&#039;t want to be scammed? Here is a warning from your bank

SBI customers alert! Don't want to be scammed? Here is a warning from your bank

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Customers can be fooled by many ways when it comes to a cyber crime. In the past there have been instances where apps lured customers into giving their financial details. Others send you fake emails and message. Some rob you of your money from even ATMs. Meanwhile, some try to connect with your via websites where chatting portals are given by majority of banks. The largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) is keen on making its customer aware over such illegal acts. The bank has been on occasional basis alerting its customers to be aware of a host of fake apps, ATM fraud and fake websites. Now in a latest development, SBI has warned its customers over chatting on social media fake bank account. SBI has been taking steps in overcoming such situations, considering the bank’s customers were recently trapped in fake bank apps. Now the lender believes of warning its customers over fake social media account. SBI through its social media account says, Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints, and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters. Do not invest your time and money interacting with fake accounts on social media. Follow, tag and interact with only the verified, official handles of SBI, to ensure that your comments, complaints, and enquiries get adequately addressed and you are not scammed by fraudsters. pic.twitter.com/f5Gq4nbvxf — State Bank of India (@TheOfficialSBI) February 8, 2019 SBI also revealed the signs in which a customer can differentiate between fake and real social media account. At SBI, these are the real social media account. On Facebook - @StateBankOfIndia On Instagram - @theofficialsbi On Twitter - @TheOfficialSBi On Linkedin - State Bank of India (SBI) On Google+ - State Bank of India On Youtube - State Bank of India On Quora - State Bank of India (SBI) Making a fake social media account has increasingly become very common. Hence, it becomes very important for a customer to spot a fake social media account when carrying a financial queries. Here are some of the way to spot the fake ones.  