Alert Issued On Bogus Websites

The Monetary Authority issued an alert today on four fake websites claiming to be linked to Bank of China (Hong Kong).

 

They are: http://evotech-trading.com/bochk/authentication/prelogon/display/cn.htm; http://evotech-trading.com/bochk/authentication/prelogon/display/en.htm; http://livecannerydavis.com/bochk/authentication/prelogon/display/cn.htm; and http://livecannerydavis.com/bochk/authentication/prelogon/display/en.htm.

 

Anyone who has provided personal information to the websites or conducted financial transactions through them should contact Police at 2860 5012 and Bank of China (Hong Kong) at 3988 2388.

 

Click here for details.

 

 

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