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The cyber police and the Main Service Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs warn about fraudulent schemes for selling “fake” cars. The criminals offer attractive prices and forged documents, demanding quick payment for non-existent cars.
The Main Service Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Cyberpolice warn Ukrainians: fraudsters are selling “fake” cars with forged documents and using cunning schemes to deceive potential buyers online. This was reported by the Cyberpolice, writes UNN.
According to law enforcement, criminals create ads for quick car sales on favorable terms. Such ads often state that the car is allegedly already at the Ministry of Internal Affairs service center or awaiting customs clearance. As a rule, the price for such cars is quite attractive.
To convince potential buyers, fraudsters show forged documents – copies of technical passports or certificates from the Ministry of Internal Affairs service centers – and claim that the car can be picked up immediately after payment.
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Often, such scammers use sensitive topics for society, for example, they report that it is necessary to quickly buy a car for the military. In such cases, they ask to transfer money for the car as soon as possible. In fact, the vehicle does not exist, and they appropriate the money.
To protect against such scammers, the Cyberpolice advises paying attention to the following:
More details about fraud schemes and safety rules can be found on the Cyberpolice website.
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