Been called to Tribunal recently? It may be a scam

Been called to Tribunal recently? It may be a scam
Jennifer DukeApril 3, 2014

A warning has been issued by the Magistrates’ Court of Victoria about scam emails advising about court and tribunal appearances and proceedings.

The email may advise you to report to court on a specific day/time and to bring documents and witnesses.

The email instructs the recipient to open and read an attached ‘court notice’. They’re warning that this contains a virus and that you should not open the attachment and that you should delete the email.

“If you are not involved in a proceeding, a court or tribunal will not communicate with you by email. Unsolicited emails or requests for personal information are not sent by courts or tribunals,” VCAT is advising.

 

Jennifer Duke

Jennifer Duke was a property writer at Property Observer

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