Salik is a well-known name when it comes to investments. They have a strong reputation for being honest and fair. But lately, some people have spread lies about Salik, saying the company is involved in a scam. This is completely false and they want to set the record straight. This blog will tell you the truth and protect you from being tricked.

Salik Shares on Dubai Financial Market

Salik shares are available for trading on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM). These shares are only bought and sold in UAE dirhams not in dollars, as some fake websites might claim. Last Friday, Salik’s share price was Dh3.380 which increased by 0.595%.

You can invest in Salik shares through the Dubai Stock Market. However, some scammers are falsely claiming you can buy them in dollars and make huge profits. This is not true.

Salik shares are popular among investors because the company runs efficiently and doesn’t need to spend a lot of money to keep its business going. It makes Salik a smart investment choice.

Salik Warns of Investment Scam Targeting Customers

Salik, Dubai’s main toll gate operator has warned people about a fake investment scam. The scam falsely claims that people can make big profits by investing in Salik shares. However, Salik has made it clear that these claims are not true and are meant to trick the public.

Beware of Fake Investment Scheme Claiming Quick Profits from Salik

Some scammers are trying to trick people into giving them money by saying they can invest in Salik and make a lot of money quickly. It is not true and Salik announced it to not believe in such scammers.

These scammers are saying that you can make about Dh35,600 every month by investing just Dh917 in Salik. They are lying. Salik has not said you can invest in the company this way.

To make their scam look real, they have made a fake website with a picture of Salik’s boss, Ibrahim Al Haddad. The website says that Salik has a deal with the government to let people invest in the company. This is not true.

The scammers will ask for your name, email, and phone number. Do not give them your information.

Protecting Yourself from Salik Investment Scams

Salik is urging the public to be vigilant against scams that falsely promise high returns on shares. These scams trick people into investing their money through fake platforms and phishing messages. Salik makes it clear that it’s completely unauthorized for any platform to offer public investments in its shares. Here are some simple tips to protect yourself from falling victim to these scams:

Verify Information

Verify investment opportunities by reaching out to Salik through their official channels. Moreover, avoid believing any claims that aren’t confirmed by the company itself.

Beware of Unrealistic Promises

If an investment sounds too promising, it might be a scam. it probably is. Be cautious of schemes that guarantee big profits with very little risk—these are often traps set by scammers.

Protect Your Personal Information

Never share your personal or financial information with websites or individuals that you don’t fully trust. Scammers often try to gather your data to steal your money or identity.

Report Suspicious Activity

If you come across a suspicious investment offer, make sure to report it to the authorities right away. It could help prevent others from falling victim to the scam as well.

New Rule Limits Dubai Toll Fines to Dh10,000 Per Year

Dubai’s toll gate operator, Salik, has announced a new rule that limits the total fines for toll violations to Dh10,000 per year per vehicle. This change will help drivers know how much they might be fined throughout the year.

Here’s how it works: From January 1st to December 31st each year, the most you can be fined for all toll violations combined is Dh10,000. Even if you get several fines over the year, the total amount won’t go over Dh10,000.

However, this new rule doesn’t change the amount of each fine. It simply puts a cap on the total fines you could face in a year.

While this rule can make things easier, it’s still important to drive carefully and keep your Salik tag charged to avoid any fines.

Conclusion

Salik is a trustworthy company with a strong commitment to our investors. The claims that we are involved in a scam are completely false. We want to assure you that we are doing everything we can to protect you from these scammers.

Please be careful and don’t fall for these tricks. Together, we can protect ourselves from financial loss.

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