TUI is urging customers not to share important information on Twitter after spotting multiple accounts impersonating its brand.
In a post on the social media platform, it said @tuiuk is the operator’s only official UK Twitter account.
Its tweet added: “Do not send any personal information to any other users as it may be a scam.”
TUI declined to name the fake TUI accounts, which it said it had reported to Twitter.
However, in response to one user, TUI confirmed that @TUIcustomerhelp, which claims to be TUI customer support, was not an official TUI account.
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In a post on the social media platform, it said @tuiuk is the operator’s only official UK Twitter account.
Its tweet added: “Do not send any personal information to any other users as it may be a scam.”
TUI declined to name the fake TUI accounts, which it said it had reported to Twitter.
However, in response to one user, TUI confirmed that @TUIcustomerhelp, which claims to be TUI customer support, was not an official TUI account.
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