Warning: Facebook page impersonating the Ministry of Finance supports recovering scammed money
Currently, on social networks, a Facebook page impersonating the Ministry of Finance has appeared, posting many videos and articles with the content of receiving information and supporting people who have been scammed online. Notably, this Facebook page has a blue tick, making it easy for many people to mistake it for the official page of the Ministry of Finance.
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The fake Ministry of Finance page has a blue tick authentication.
Accordingly, taking advantage of the psychology of those who have been scammed and want to get back the money they lost, the subjects will support the recovery of scammed money with quick procedures, with a 100% commitment to getting the money back.Cheat.
Instead of reporting to the police, the victims went online to search for websites that would help them get their money back. Many people mistakenly thought that the website with the Ministry of Finance's information was verified with a blue tick and was a reputable site, so they contacted the website for support. At this time, the scammers instructed the victims to transfer money for support. Many victims who had been scammed continued to "fall into the trap" of the scammers and transfer money.
Hanoi City Police recommends that people be cautious and vigilant against these fake Facebook pages. Absolutely do not listen to or contact websites, fanpages, or social media accounts that advertise services such as "receiving documents", "supporting in recovering suspended money", "recovering fraudulent money"... on the internet; do not transfer money to the above subjects for guidance or to prepare documents to recover money.
When detecting cases with signs of fraud, people should go to the police to report to resolve the case according to the provisions of law.
