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Be aware of fraudulent activities via WhatsApp - Police

Be aware of fraudulent activities via WhatsApp - Police

By Alipate Narawa
04/01/2023
[Photo: Fiji Police Force]

Police are advising members of the public to be aware about active fraudulent activities through online platforms.

They say the messages are received via the WhatsApp platform from an international number proposing a business partnership with large profit returns.

Police are urging Fijians not to release any personal information or send money to unknown persons and delete the messages from their phones or gadgets.

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