A fake website of EVN with information about electricity prices and schedule of power cuts appeared

EVN confirmed that the website with the address dienlucevn.com is not owned by the group or its member units. This website is using some content, images that may be misleading as publications of EVN such as electricity cut schedule, electricity price.
On June 4, Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) issued a notice warning customers about this group’s fake brand website at dienlucevn.com.

The notice of EVN stated that the website at dienlucevn.com used the domain name and some content and images that may be misleading are information publications belonging to the Electricity of Vietnam – EVN. This is likely to affect the interests of EVN customers when using the information on the website forging the brand name of Electricity of Vietnam. The Vietnam Electricity Group confirms that the website at dienlucevn.com is not owned by EVN nor by any member units under EVN. EVN also said that the group now owns websites at http://www.evn.com.vn and http://tietkiemnangluong.vn. Customers using electricity when requesting any service of EVN are requested to look up information only at the websites http://www.evn.com.vn and http://tietkiemnangluong.vn, or contact Contact Customer Care Centers of Power Corporations for support. According to the reporter’s information search on the support page for looking up domain name information of ICANN (International Internet Address and Domain Name Management Organization), the website at dienlucevn.com was registered from August 5. 2020 and will expire on August 5. However, ICANN’s domain name lookup support page does not provide information about registered users of the domain name dienlucevn.com. In fact, the phenomenon of setting up fake websites with domain names of agencies and businesses to serve a certain purpose, even to deceive customers to steal information and users’ properties, is relatively common. The current. Recently, the Vietnam Fake News Processing Center under the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information, the Ministry of Information and Communications has also repeatedly warned about fake websites of agencies, organizations and businesses such as: website eximbank.xyz fakes the name and image of Eximbank, offers many services; website viettel-store.com/sim4g fakes the name and image of the Viettel Import-Export and Trading State One-member Company Limited to post information inviting to buy and sell Viettel sims… In the warnings, the Vietnam Fake News Processing Center has also advised the online community not to use the service of the fake website.