Reaches you by phone call · Public web warning · 05 Oct
SASSA fact-check warns about fake SASSA home visits, where people claim a SASSA officer will visit to update details, check a grant or replace a card. The warning says genuine officers do not ask for cards, PINs or banking passwords.
Impersonators claim a SASSA home visit is needed to update grant details or replace a card, then attempt to obtain the beneficiary's card, PIN or banking credentials.
Different pages, same playbook — matched by what they do, not just the brand.
A confirmed malicious page built to look like SASSA.
www[.]sassa[.]shop/
Recent SASSA fact-checks warn about callers pretending to be SASSA agents and asking for OTPs or one-time PINs.