Uzbekistan

Poytaxt Parking Warns of Fake SMS Messages Demanding Parking Payments

Poytaxt Parking Warns of Fake SMS Messages Demanding Parking Payments
Poytaxt Parking Warns of Fake SMS Messages Demanding Parking Payments / Photo: Pixabay/Firmbee.

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Poytaxt Parking has warned residents about fraudulent SMS messages being sent in the company’s name. The messages claim that recipients have unpaid parking fees and direct them to links to settle the alleged debt, the company’s press service reported.

The company stressed that it does not send notifications demanding parking payments through third-party links. Payment status can only be checked through the official Poytaxt Parking app.

Users are advised not to open links in suspicious messages or enter their bank card details or vehicle registration numbers on the websites they direct them to. Recipients should delete such messages.

Anyone who has already entered their bank card details should contact their bank immediately and block the card to prevent possible unauthorised transactions.

For payment checks or information about parking services, Poytaxt Parking recommends contacting its customer support service directly. The company can be reached by phone at 78 113 67 00 or through its Telegram bot, @PoytaxtParkingsupportbot.

The company urged residents to remain vigilant and use only official channels to check and pay for parking services.

Askar Yakubov
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