Here again unknown persons have hacked into an email system gathering information regarding pending invoices to be paid. It would appear that thereafter, they created a secondary email (XXXX@dextrangroup.com instead of the correct email address XXXX@dextransgroup.com) and sent “new” banking instructions to the unsuspecting company in order to divert payment(s) into an account. In the past, we have issued WARNING notices and advised companies that if they receive suspicious instructions, they must TELEPHONE their partner to VERIFY banking instructions. As this payment went to Barclay’s bank in the UK, (a recipient of two other such email hacks) I suggest that each company report this incident to Barclays (FrdOpsInvestigationsBSD@barclays.com) and that Dextrans file a Police Report here in Thailand regarding this incident.