mobanmarketDubai: The chairman of Damac properties has issued a statement to warn residents from becoming a victim of a new scam.
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On his Twitter account, the Dubai-based businessman Hussain Sajwani cautioned residents over fraudulent claims made in his name, as well as that of Damac Properties.
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“It has come to my notice that unauthorised individuals or organisations are falsely using my name and my foundation’s name in an attempt to fraudulently secure unlawful gain,” he said.
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Sajwani also urged residents who may come across such fake requests to immediately notify the police.
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“Do report any emails, attempts or online presence directly to mail@dubaipolice.gov.ae or call 901 from within the UAE,” he said.
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Police in the UAE have been periodically carrying out awareness campaigns to alert residents on scams circulating across social networking sites, and cautioned people on how to avoid being duped.
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Previously, Sharjah Police issued an alert to warn residents against clicking on suspicious links that contained fraudulent messages.
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In the fake SMS and WhatsApp messages, residents were sent notices from banks requesting them to update their personal information in order to avoid any disruption with bank services.
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Residents were then asked to click on an attachment and open a website, but by doing so, people would inadvertently give the conmen direct access to their bank account. The fraudsters would then withdraw cash from the victim’s bank account.
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