A finance officer receives an email, apparently from a long-standing supplier, saying the supplier's bank account has changed and asking that this month's payment go to the new account. What should be done before paying?
Un agent financier reçoit un e-mail, apparemment d'un fournisseur de longue date, annonçant que le compte bancaire du fournisseur a changé et demandant que le paiement du mois soit versé sur le nouveau compte. Que faut-il faire avant de payer ?
Answers
APay promptly to keep the supplier relationship goodPayer rapidement pour préserver la relation avec le fournisseur
BReply to the same email and ask them to confirmRépondre au même e-mail pour demander une confirmation
CPhone the supplier on a number already on fileTéléphoner au fournisseur à un numéro déjà enregistré
DUpdate the details because the email looks genuineMettre à jour les coordonnées, car l'e-mail semble authentique
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