Beware of bank transfer fraud! !
"Transfer fraud" is a malicious crime that suddenly puts people into anxiety and confusion, and exploits people's weaknesses to deceive money.
The prefectural police are promoting wire fraud measures to eliminate the anxiety of the prefectural residents.
Special fraud prevention skit
It was performed on the stage before the start of the regular concert of the Akita Police Band performed at the Akita Prefectural Hall on November 29, 2014.
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Guidance for the prevention of damage from wire transfer fraud (with melody patrol sound)
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A person who uses a telephone to impersonate a relative, police officer, lawyer, etc. and deceives cash in the name of a traffic accident settlement fee.
The use of mail or the like to charge an unspecified number of people for a fee pretending to be a fictional fact.
Despite not actually financing, mailing documents to the effect of financing, etc., and deceiving cash from the applicant in the form of a deposit, etc.
We look forward to providing information!
We need your input to eradicate wire fraud that continues to suffer.
We look forward to your information!
When such a telephone or postcard comes, do not worry alone and consult without transferring!
- This is the trick of wire fraud! ~ First time consultation ~ (4 comics)
- List of addresses related to bank transfer fraud damage
(In the National Police Agency website) - Information on the bank account used for bank transfer fraud (within the Deposit Insurance Corporation page)
- E-mail dedicated to bank transfer fraud information and data transfer
- For consultation, contact the Prefectural Safety Consultation Center at 018-864-9110 or $ 9110
Feel free to visit the safety counseling office at each police station