Kosovo police have issued a warning to citizens about a form of fraud that is being used during the sale of products on online platforms, where suspected persons are presented as buyers and are trying to secure the data of the vendors’ bank cards, the Signal newspaper reports.

According to the Police report, recent cases have been recorded when unknown persons contact citizens who have published products for sale, presenting themselves as interested buyers.

Deception begins when these people send suspicious links to dealers, claiming that payment should be paid through them for the product.

In fact, according to police, these veins are used to collect sensitive bank data, including folder number, expiration date, CV/ CVC and transaction confirmation codes.

Police urge citizens not to open suspicious links and never provide bank records to unknown persons.

Citizens are also recommended that any payment request be checked only through official bank channels or relevant platforms.

If someone has placed bank records on a suspicious site, the police recommend that the bank be immediately contacted and the case reported to law agencies.

To sell online, you don’t need to discover your bank card records! )It is the main message of the Kosovo Police.

Authorities urge citizens to show increased caution during communication with unknown buyers so that fraud schemes on the internet do not fall victim to them.

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/Gazeta Sinjali/

Source Layer: Signal