People who use Snapper cards, which are used on buses in the Wellington region, may have been targeted by a scam email today.
File photo. Photo: Supplied.
Snapper alerted customers this afternoon to a phishing email from Snapper that invited people to view a file on Dropbox.
The company has apologised for the email and advised people to delete it immediately and avoid clicking on any links.
It says the team are investigating how the scam happened.
Snapper was targeted by a phishing scam today. If you received an email from Snapper inviting you to view a Dropbox file please delete it and do not click on any links. We’re sorry if you have received this email. The team are investigating.
— Team Snapper (@TeamSnapper) June 25, 2020
