Léa Salamé reveals that he was a victim

During an interview, the journalist from France Inter and France Télévisions, Léa Salamé, revealed that she had been the victim of the famous package to the package, that where the crooks send you a message to tell you that your package could not be delivered. © Edward Berthelot/Getty Images – journalist Léa Salamé admits having been the victim of a package scam.

Safeguard save Receiving scam alerts is undoubtedly one of the best known scams today, with that with a vital card or the false mail of health insurance. But the package on the package is still wreaking havoc. And obviously, it is not only the elderly or the most vulnerable who are victims. As Gala reports, journalist Léa Salamé admitted to having been the prey of crooks just a month ago. It was this Tuesday, in her program on 7/10 on France Inter, that she admitted to having been deceived. The journalist, who also officiates on France Télévisions, received Vincent Strubel. It is none other than the director of the National Agency for Information Systems Security (ANSSI) which aims to build and organize the protection of the nation against the cyber attacks. Léa Salamé then tells her how, a month ago, she was fooled. While waiting for a package, she received a message on her indicating phone: “There is a delay in your delivery. Your mailbox is too small to get the package. ” Read also: SMS scam: How to recognize and report it? Léa Salamé informed her bank details to remedy this problem, nothing could be simpler: it was enough to click on a link and to reprogram the delivery. According to the journalist, the content of the message did not seem suspicious at first. However, she fulfilled her bank details well and only understood after what had happened to her: “I clicked (on the link, editor’s note), I put my bank details and I was defrauded, I was stolen.” Has he stole a lot of money? The journalist did not specify anything. On the other hand, she explained on France Inter having contacted her bank very quickly and having filed a complaint at the nearest police station, where she was very well received. It was there that she learned that this scam “exploded for a year”. According to Vincent Strubel, “even people who work in cybersecurity” have been abused. Read also: spam, phishing, mail scam: how to protect yourself? How not to fall into the panelet, however, there are simple rules to avoid being ripped off in this kind of case. Apart from if the message comes from an authenticated delivery company like GLS or Chronopost or Colissimo, you will never receive a message to reprogram a delivery. The delivery man calls you directly. You should also be careful with the phone number that was used to send the message. If it starts with 06 or 07, it is necessarily a scam. Finally, you will never be asked to provide information for bank details for a package. By ordering, you have already paid shipping costs, and if it is not the case, it is because they were offered. If inadmissible you click on the link in a message, do not follow up! Receive our latest news each week, the flagship items to support your personal finances. (tagstotranslate) Scams

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