salwa baghdadisalwa baghdadi2 months ago
WEBSCAM
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Scam in the name of offenses

These are numbers pretending to be NARSA Morocco. They send SMS messages stating that you have fines to pay, with a link to "settle the matter amicably" before a specific date. You must not click on this link under any circumstances. Personally, I received 4 SMS of this kind; fortunately, I had the reflex to block them immediately. My brother-in-law, on the other hand, was in a meeting when he received the same message. He clicked on the link just to check... and a few seconds later, 7,500 DH was stolen from his account.

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Comments (4)

  • Adnane Rayan
    Adnane Rayan2 months ago

    Yes, that's true. A month ago I received a text message... but I knew from the first moment that it was just a scam, so I deleted the message and reported the sender.

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  • A
    A Z2 months ago

    Hey sister, I also received the same message, but before interacting with them, I took a screenshot with ChatGPT. It revealed many things to me, including the fake website they use to scam you. My advice is that any message or document, no matter what it is, AI can reveal its truth to you.

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  • Resto ROYAL DÉLICE
    Resto ROYAL DÉLICE1 week ago

    Yes, even I was fooled when I asked, I realized it was a scam.

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  • Ismail EL FENNOUNI
    Ismail EL FENNOUNI2 months ago

    That's absolutely true. Be vigilant!

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