Fake ArrivCAN

[sofietucker]

Posting as a new topic so it doesn't get buried in the other thread.

Hey folks-- we're on a New England/Canada cruise in a couple of weeks and someone in our roll call just posted that there's a fraudulent version of the immigration form. If they ask for your credit card, it's FAKE. There is no charge.  They deleted it but got charged anyway and had to freeze their card. Please share widely. 

[shof515]

this not unique to arrivecan

 

i remember seeing the same thing with other things. this is the problem with google. do not click on the first search results

[shipgeeks]

And if the first page of one you bring up says (in fine print, of course) something like "this site is sponsored by a travel agency....", go back and look for the real one.

[d9704011]

https://www.canada.ca/en/border-services-agency/services/splash-arrivecan.html

[Host Bonjour]

On 9/4/2022 at 4:38 PM, sofietucker said:

Posting as a new topic so it doesn't get buried in the other thread.

 

Thanks for sharing this. I copied the link to this topic and added it into the other thread where the information will be equally important and essential since folks continually visit the topic and keep it up to date.

 

FYI, it's very easy to jump to the last, most recent page of any topic (sticky or otherwise) just click on the last page number underneath the title of the topic and be automatically moved to that page.

 

If there are too many pages to enumerate on the screen, you'll see 1, 2, 3, 4...Last Page. Click on Last Page... and there you are: most recent posts only!

 

Thanks to everyone as ever, for all the wonderful contributions! 

 

Colleen