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I received a call/email/WhatsApp message from the Board regarding my enquiry. Is it a scam?
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Source: https://www.cpf.gov.sg/memberThe Board may respond to enquiries via calls, emails and WhatsApp messages. You can protect yourself against phishing scams by doing the following checks:
- For email, ensure that the sender's email address is correctly spelt and ends with @cpf.gov.sg or @e.cpf.gov.sg
- Telephone calls from CPF officers to you will not begin with a prefix "+65". If a call has a prefix with a plus (+) sign, it is likely to be an overseas call.
- Telephone calls from CPF Call Centre responding to your enquiry will be made from 68454401.
- For WhatsApp, ensure that the sender is from "CPF Board" or “CPF Board Text us”, our official business accounts, with the green badge.
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- Messages from CPF Board may contain links to the CPF website or other Government websites. Please check that the domain of such links end with ".gov.sg" before clicking on them.
To ensure that you do not miss out on our replies and notifications, please check and update your contact details under Account Settings (Singpass required).
This information provided here is sourced from the CPF website.
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