Bohemenwijk Pharmacy in The Hague

Our pharmacy is not part of BENU

Our pharmacy is affiliated with Netwerk Apotheken. We are therefore not a BENU pharmacy. Nevertheless, we want to warn you. You, too, could receive a fake email like this, because scammers send these messages to a large number of people at once.

We also do not send you emails with links that ask you to log in or pay immediately. If you’re unsure about a message that appears to be from us, do not click on the links. Call or send a message to our pharmacy to verify it.

Most important rule: DO NOT CLICK

Never click on links or buttons in an email if:

• You weren’t expecting the message.
• You’re told to act quickly, such as logging in or making a payment.
• You’re being asked for personal information or banking details.
• The sender’s email address looks strange.
• You’re not sure if the message is real.

What should you do if you receive a suspicious email?

1. Don’t click on anything. Not on links, not on buttons, not on images.
2. Don’t open any attachments.
3. Do not enter any information.
4. Delete the email immediately.

Did you click on a link or enter any information anyway?

1. Did you enter your bank information? Call your bank immediately.
2. Did you enter other information? If so, change your password immediately.
3. Scan your computer or phone with an antivirus program.
4. Report the fraudulent email to the Fraud Help Desk at www.fraudehelpdesk.nl. This way, you’ll be helping others, too.

Do you have any questions?

Not sure about an email? Don’t click on it. Contact our pharmacy. We’re happy to help.