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三个月至少30起 冒樟宜机场名义诈骗涉逾4万元金额

by 林殊
20/11/2019
in 新闻, 时事, 社交媒体, 社区, 科技
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图源:樟宜官方网站

今年7月至10月间,警方接获至少30起名为“樟宜百万富翁”(Changi Millionaire )幸运抽奖诈骗广告,均以樟宜机场集团的名义行骗,而且遭骗总金额至少达4万元以上。

根据昨日(19日)警方公布的新闻稿中,骗子通过手机或应用程式Viber入手,并向受害者宣称他们赢得了樟宜机场集团所办理的幸运抽奖活动。在获得受害者回应后,便开始向受害者索取个人信息如信用卡或银行资料,同时也被指示将一次性密码(OTP)给骗子。

警方表示,受害者都是发现个人账户上有未经授权的交易后,才意识到自己受骗上当。

“在最近的诈骗案子中,骗子甚至利用Singtel Dash账户进行未经授权充值给受害者,让他们放下戒心,最后再通过Singtel Dash账户进行诈骗交易”,警方补充。

因此,警方呼吁公众在面对相关诈骗活动时,应该做出下列举措:

  • 小心陌生人或网友的奇怪请求
  • 对幸运抽奖的活动,并宣称中大奖的信息必须谨慎提防,尤其是在未参与任何幸运抽奖活动之下。
  • 切记勿转账或提供个人信息、银行账户以及信用卡信息给其他人,切勿将一次性密码提供给任何人,包括朋友或家人。

市民若发现相关诈骗信息亦可向警方投报,求助热线1800-722-6688,或前往www.scamalert.sg。

8月,《联合早报》报道,樟宜机场也发表相关声明表示,许多民众接到有关Viber的用户电话,对方称用户可领取一份樟宜百万富翁(Be a Changi Millionaire)奖品,他们还会附上一张“樟宜百万富翁”促销的截图,试图蒙骗民众。

樟宜机场集团则澄清若获奖,工作人员并不会打电话给得奖者,更不会向获奖民众索取任何个人重要信息,并提醒民众勿随意将个人信息提供给给陌生人。

 

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