Watch out for fake CRA alerts that claim your account is locked and push you to click shady links. These phishing texts masquerade as Canada Revenue Agency or Interac e‑Transfer notices, but legitimate agencies never ask for personal data or payments via unsecured URLs. If you receive a message urging you to visit a site like craa‑deposit.com or similar, block the number and report it to your carrier and the CRA fraud centre. Double‑check any request by logging into the official CRA portal or contacting your bank directly. Stay skeptical and keep your personal info safe.
Got a fake text sayin' my client card was locked due to dodgy activty - then asks me to visit some sketchy website. Don't recomend.
Scam alert! Says it's the Canada Revenue Agency with an INTERAC e-Transfer, but it's prob just a scam, be carefull.
Sent a fake INTERAC etransfer, claimin' it's from the CRA - watch out! It's not safe.
