Additionally, fraudulent activities continue on the "Kufar" marketplace. Scammers, under the guise of purchasing goods, persuade citizens to follow a link and enter their bank card details, including the three-digit code on the back. As a result, fraudsters can freely withdraw funds from the bank card.

Recently, citizens have been receiving mass messages claiming an unpaid traffic fine from the State Automobile Inspectorate (Gai). The message contains a link, which, when followed, requires users to enter their passport details and vehicle registration number. This distribution is also fraudulent.

Remember! Employees of housing and communal services, the post office, water utility, and energy providers will never ask for your passport details over the phone or demand a digital code. Law enforcement officers will never inquire about your savings, especially over the phone. Never disclose your passport details or banking information to strangers, and do not click on unknown links. Be vigilant! Protect yourself and your money!