Beware of bogus calls from persons impersonating as Pos Malaysia staff.

We have been informed of an email scam using our brand name "Pos Malaysia" that is misleading the public. Read more about it here.

Reference is made to a FAKE news claiming that postmen will be working from home. We would like to debunk this fake message claims as it is misleading and have confused many. Please refrain from sharing and posting unverified postings and messages.

Pos Malaysia has been made aware of a scam involving individuals impersonating Pos Malaysia Senior Management or representatives via the email executiveofficer015@gmail.com.

Your security is our priority and we are committed to help you to stay safe online.

Cybercriminals are often targeting individuals via emails closely resembling legitimate ones such as from banks, government agencies and organisations like Pos Malaysia. In these fraudulent emails, the sender will normally ask recipients to click on a link that takes them to a fake website to phish (steal) personal data, credit card information and others.