This involves unsolicited letters and email messages offering the recipient a generous reward for helping to move a staggeringly large balance of funds, usually in US Dollars.
The fraudsters are primarily seeking banking details. The transactions typically require the recipient of the letter or email message to pay something like a fee / tax / bribe to complete the deal - this is the Advance Fee. Such fees will be lost if paid.
Please do not open emails, hyperlinks or download attachments from Emails received from senders who are unknown to you or from untrusted sources.
If you suspect someone has access to your Internet Banking details, logon to Internet Banking to change your Password and immediately call us on our Phone Banking Numbers. NKGSB's Phone Banking numbers are accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week*.
Customer Care: 022 2860 2000
Please read the section on “Your role in Online Security” to learn about how to protect yourself from such email frauds.