Sri Lanka Police have observed a rising number of complaints regarding financial fraud committed via the Internet, particularly through social media platforms such as Telegram, WhatsApp, and other online communication networks. This official advisory highlights how fraudsters lure victims with fake offers, job opportunities, or unusually low prices, often tricking them into revealing bank details, usernames, or making advance payments. Once money or information is obtained, victims are blocked, and further scams are carried out. The Police emphasize that no one should transfer money or share personal details without verifying authenticity, and they urge the public to use secure payment…
Too good to be true? Police warn of rising online scams
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