Romanian police is warning Romanians across the country about fake messages asking them to make online payments for fictitious fines, under the threat of having their devices blocked, but of course everything is 100% fake.
Romanian police published a message on Facebook in which he presents one of the fake messages that reaches Romanians' email inboxes, which are specifically designed to fool as many people as possible, but of course they are not authentic.
Romanian police They warn us not to follow the requests in these types of messages, and not to enter our card details into the websites they direct us to, because they go directly to hackers and can be used to make fraudulent payments with our money.
“Warning: False messages in the name of the Romanian Police!
#RomanianPolice does not block devices and does not request payment of fines online through forms that request card data!
Recently, fake messages and pages have appeared claiming to come from the #RomanianPolice and announcing that "the device has been blocked" to impose the payment of a "fine." These messages are attempts at computer fraud (scams) designed to scare you and get you to enter your personal or banking details.
- Do not enter your card details!
- Do not pay any amount indicated on such sites!
- Close that page immediately!
- There is only one official website.
- If, however, you have entered bank details, contact the bank immediately and report the case to us!
Be vigilant! The Romanian Police will never ask you to pay fines through links received online or through "device lock" windows."
