Rudklao” Deputy Government Spokesperson Remind people on Big Buddha Day to make merit online to be careful of fake pages. Scammers trick money transfers
Mrs. Radklao Inthawong Suwankiri, Deputy Spokesperson for the Office of the Prime Minister Remind the people that During Makha Bucha Day and this compensatory holiday It is an auspicious day that Buddhists regard as Big Buddha Day and like to make merit. Please be aware of making merit online. Most recently, the Thailand Anti-Fake News Center Royal Thai Police Reminds those making merit online to be careful of scammers using tricks to defraud them, and states that if you want to make merit online you must check carefully. Beware of scammers using scams to defraud you.
Things to be careful of are as follows: Rent sacred objects, amulets, talismans online You may find a fake. It doesn’t match the cover or tricks you into transferring money. But didn’t send the item. candlelight procession online Scammers may trick you into clicking on a link to install an ap
p. remote control phone to suck money from the account Or trick people into filling in their personal information to use it to do illegal things. Make merit online. Scammers may trick you into transferring money to make merit. By providing a fake account number Exorcise bad luck, solve karma, read fortunes online, may be a hidden thief who tricks you into stealing personal information. Date of birth, address, photographs, nude pictures, ID card information credit card number and online certificate Claim tax deduction It could be a thief posing as a tricker into filling out personal information.
‘For Thai people, they are considered good Buddhists. and have faith in making merit, but in this era the government wants people to be careful of online fraudsters who often deceive people at this time By inquiring to the relevant agencies for making merit It will be sent directly to the hands of the recipient and the giver,’ Mrs. Radklao said.-314 – Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency