Philly water customers warned of a phishing scheme on a fake payment website

Philadelphia Water Department customers were the target of a phishing scheme aimed at scraping their payment information, the Department of Revenue warned Tuesday. A fake website, myphillywaterbill. com, was designed to trick customers by using the title of department’s legitimate payment platform MyPhillyWaterBill. The official government page is www. phila. gov/waterbill. MORE: SS United States documentary to show ship’s journey from Philly to sea floor Anyone under the impression that they provided personal information in this phishing scheme is encouraged to contact the FBI at 215-418-4000 or online at tips. fbi. gov. The Internet Crime Complaint Center can also be reached online. Officials with the city did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding how many residents were potentially impacted by this scam. gov/pay or phila. gov/revenue. Users will be asked to enter a nine-digit Water Access Code, which can be found on their bills.
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