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(BORDEAUX, January 14, 2026) – A fraudulent SMS campaign is impersonating the municipal credit of Bordeaux, authorities have warned.

A deceptive text message is circulating that falsely claims to be from the municipal credit of Bordeaux, prompting recipients to be vigilant against potential fraud.

• A fraudulent SMS is circulating, falsely representing the municipal credit of Bordeaux.
• Recipients are urged to exercise extreme caution and avoid interacting with the message.
• Authorities have not specified the nature of the fraud attempted through the SMS.

Authorities have alerted the public to a fraudulent SMS campaign that is falsely claiming to be from the municipal credit of Bordeaux. The warning emphasizes the importance of vigilance and cautions individuals against engaging with the deceptive message.

The alert states that the site indicated in the SMS is not affiliated with the municipal credit of Bordeaux. Authorities did not provide details about the specific fraudulent activity being attempted through the SMS, but strongly advise against any interaction with the message.

Did you know?– Smishing scams often exploit current events or trusted institutions to appear legitimate. Criminals frequently use text messages because they believe people are more likely to let their guard down than with email.

What This Means for You

This incident highlights the growing threat of SMS phishing, or “smishing,” scams. Smishing attempts to trick individuals into revealing personal or financial data through deceptive text messages. The municipal credit of Bordeaux case serves as a reminder to be skeptical of unsolicited messages, even those appearing to come from legitimate organizations. Always verify the authenticity of a request through official channels – in this case, by contacting the municipal credit of Bordeaux directly – before providing any information or clicking any links.

Individuals who receive the fraudulent SMS should avoid clicking any links or providing any personal information. Reporting the message to relevant authorities can also help to combat the spread of such scams.

Pro tip– Never respond directly to a suspicious text message. Contact the institution through a known, official phone number or website to verify the request.

As of January 15, 2026, the Bordeaux municipal credit confirmed they have received numerous reports of the fraudulent SMS. Their cybersecurity team is working with local police to trace the origin of the scam and shut down the malicious website linked in the messages. Authorities report no confirmed cases of individuals falling victim to the scam, but continue to urge caution. The examination is ongoing, and further updates will be provided as they become available.