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Don’t fall for fake Tata Power websites
Here's how scam websites are impersonating Tata Power branding to mislead customers
Tips to identify fake communication
Examine the sender's details : Fraudsters often use email addresses or phone numbers that resemble official ones. Look for subtle changes like extra characters, misspelled words or typo’s, awkward phrasing or incorrect domains
Beware of urgent or threatening language : Scammers often create panic by saying your account will be suspended or you’ve won a prize. Take a moment to think and verify before taking action
Do not share personal or financial information : We will never ask for sensitive information like passwords, OTPs, or banking details via email, SMS, or phone
Be wary of unsolicited attachments or QR codes : Scammers may try to install malware through shady attachments or fake QR codes. Don’t open or scan unless it’s from a verified source
Examine the sender's details : Fraudsters often use email addresses or phone numbers that resemble official ones. Look for subtle changes like extra characters, misspelled words or typo’s, awkward phrasing or incorrect domains
Beware of urgent or threatening language : Scammers often create panic by saying your account will be suspended or you’ve won a prize. Take a moment to think and verify before taking action
Do not share personal or financial information : We will never ask for sensitive information like passwords, OTPs, or banking details via email, SMS, or phone
Be wary of unsolicited attachments or QR codes : Scammers may try to install malware through shady attachments or fake QR codes. Don’t open or scan unless it’s from a verified source
