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Saskatoon police are out with a warning about a new email scam that appears to come from SaskTel.
The unsolicited email asks people to click a link to update their financial or billing information.
The best course of action is to delete the email immediately, according to police.
Anyone who has provided information is asked to contact their banks.
Fraud can be reported to Saskatoon police by calling 306-975-8300 or contacting the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
