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Last month, many Canadians started receiving e-Transfers for the Canadian Packaged Bread Class Actions Settlement. Eligible members (who applied for the payout) have received, or will receive, legitimate payments of $24–$49 on a rolling basis between May and July.
It’s important to be aware that fraudsters may use this settlement as an opportunity to scam unsuspecting victims. Awareness of the payouts may be exploited through phishing attempts, fraudulent communications, and intercepted or spoofed e-Transfers designed to get ahold of member credentials or redirect funds.
If you applied to the settlement, or think you might have applied, you may be tempted to trust incoming notifications. Make sure you stay vigilant!
If you receive an unexpected e-Transfer:
Always access online banking directly rather than clicking email links and use auto-deposit or alerts for added protection.
If you received a suspicious e-Transfer, do not accept the e-Transfer, do not click any links, do not share information, and contact the official settlement administrator as well as Cambrian at 204-925-2727.
If you clicked a link, accepted a suspicious e-Transfer, or shared information with the sender, immediately call Cambrian to suspend online banking access, get your device screened for malware, and file a police report.
Keep educating yourself on the latest trends in fraud. Visit our Cybersecurity Centre and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre regularly!
We would be happy to discuss your unique situation with you.
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