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Banks will never ask you to share your PIN, online banking password or one-time passcode by phone, text, email or message. Anyone who asks is attempting fraud. End the contact and call your bank on a number you trust.
Offers of high, guaranteed returns with little or no risk are a classic sign of fraud. Learn the warning signs and check that any firm taking your money is licensed by the Central Bank of The Gambia before you pay.
ReadIf something goes wrong with your account, start with your bank: put the complaint in writing, include the key details and keep a reference. If it remains unresolved, you can take the matter to the Central Bank of The Gambia.
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