For SACP members: Please Be Aware of Suspicious Emails
Dear SACP members,
We are writing to alert you to the possibility of suspicious or fraudulent emails circulating in connection with SACP and the upcoming India conference.
Some members have reported receiving emails that appear to come from familiar SACP board members, such as president Geoffrey Ashton, but may not be legitimate.
Please be cautious and check the sender’s email domain carefully. Official SACP-related emails should come from an@PROTECTED address or from Geoffrey’s @usfca.edu domain. If an email comes from a different or suspicious-looking domain, please disregard it and do not click on any links or attachments.
Thank you for staying alert.
Warmly, Minjung SACP Webmaster
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