Reaches you by phone call · Public web warning · 04 Oct
Recent SASSA fact-checks warn about callers pretending to be SASSA agents and asking for OTPs or one-time PINs.
Caller claims to verify or protect a SASSA account and asks for an OTP/PIN; sharing it lets the scammer access banking or grant-related accounts.
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/
SASSA fact-check warns about callers pretending to be SASSA agents and asking for the OTP sent to the victim's phone to 'verify' the account. Sharing the OTP can let criminals access banking or grant-related services.