H-E-B warns customers about online scam that promises gift cards, shopping sprees The Texas-based grocery company said there are no ongoing giveaways H-E-B (KSAT 12 News)
TEXAS – H-E-B is alerting customers about a scam circulating online that promises either large gift cards or shopping sprees in exchange for personal information.
In a social media post, the Texas-based grocery company said scammers have made contact by sending links to customers through Facebook messenger.
H-E-B said there are no ongoing giveaways occurring on Facebook. Real giveaways would be promoted on the company’s official social media channels, their website or the My H-E-B app.
“Please double check a domain or social media account to ensure it’s official,” H-E-B said in the post. “If you see a link that looks suspicious on Facebook, please report it within Facebook to help us combat these scammers.”
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