These fraudulent messages often carry Oxfam’s name and logo and appear to be authorised communications from Oxfam. We would encourage anyone receiving such messages to exercise particular vigilance when interacting with third parties over email, internet, phone or text message. Fraudulent third parties representing themselves as Oxfam may attempt to gain your personal or financial information or exploit you for financial gain.
For information on how to spot the most obvious signs of a scam, and what to do if you've already responded, please visit the National Cyber Security Centre website.