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Cyberpolice warns about scammers on social media

The Cyberpolice reported an increase in online scammers on social media. Scammers offer fake tickets, non-existent housing, and other deceptive services.

In brief

  • The Cyberpolice warned about the rise of scammers on social media.
  • Scammers use platforms like TikTok, Telegram, and Instagram.
  • They offer fake tickets and non-existent rental housing.
  • Scammers promise profitable purchases and quick earnings in cryptocurrency.
  • Low prices and requests for prepayment should raise suspicion.
Covered by 1 of 7 media groups
  • Independent2
  • Publicno reports
  • Commentatorsno reports
  • Oligarch-ownedno reports
  • Stateno reports
  • Officialno reports
  • Anonymousno reports

Not covered by: public, commentators, oligarch-owned, state, official, anonymous.

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  • ОстроВIndependent
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    Кіберполіція попередила про активізацію шахраїв в соцмережах. Як не стати їх жертвою

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    З настанням осіннього сезону онлайн-шахраї продовжують активно використовувати соцмережі. У TikTok, Telegram, Instagram та інших платформах…

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