False emails from Equitalia? Equitalia itself clarified and raised the alarm, which issued the following press release: "Beware of false emails with the subject 'equitalia message' or similar which are circulating in these hours and which require credit card and debt to update their data, announcing a possible fine for those who do not comply. Equitalia is absolutely extraneous to these potentially dangerous messages and invites recipients not to take account of the email received".
Equitalia: beware of false emails
"Beware of false emails with the subject 'equitalia message' or similar circulating in these hours and which require credit and debit card holders to update their data, announcing a possible fine for those who do not comply": here is the Equitalia press release.
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