I have received a suspicious e-mail, supposedly from UNA-NCA. I suspect it is a scam. What should I do?
In the past, fictitious UNA-NCA vacancy announcements were circulated through the internet, the purpose of which was to get people to register for training and send in a fee. If you believe that you have received such a notice, please forward it and any other related information you have received, to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Since logos, emblems, names, and addresses can be easily copied or reproduced, you are advised to take particular care in applying for vacancies, including undertaking all appropriate measures to protect against the unauthorized use of any personal information you may have provided as a result of the scam.
