Scammers sell fake concert tickets to deceive citizens into using FPS [Current events from multiple perspectives]

In this digital age, there are endless cases of online fraud, and citizens need to remain vigilant to avoid becoming victims of fraudsters. Recently, some scammers have claimed to be selling concert tickets and claimed that they can be settled at the company, tricking people into placing orders through FPS.

The police said they have strengthened cooperation with 44 banks and stored value payment platforms to combat fraudulent activities. If a citizen's payment number has received a report of suspected fraud before making an online banking transaction, a warning will automatically pop up on the app page to remind citizens to pay attention.

In order to protect the rights and interests of citizens, the police call on citizens to be cautious when purchasing concert tickets or conducting any transactions to ensure the identity of the other party and the legitimacy of the transaction. If you notice anything suspicious, you should call the police immediately to avoid financial losses.

In addition, the police also reminded citizens not to easily trust strangers' transaction proposals, especially when conducting transactions on the Internet. Staying vigilant is the best way to prevent scams.

In this challenging environment, citizens should be vigilant, protect their property and stay away from scammers. The police will continue to strengthen the crackdown on fraud activities and maintain social security and stability.