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Police receive complaints of multiple alleged fraudulent online transactions

Police receive complaints of multiple alleged fraudulent online transactions
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Multiple complaints have been received by Police in the past few weeks regarding alleged fraudulent online transactions and investigations are underway to identify account holders.

Police say complainants report that they failed to receive goods once the payment was done.

They say attempts to contact the supplier were ineffective as the seller was no longer active online or was unreachable through the contacts provided.

Police are urging you to conduct final checks before transferring any money for online purchases to avoid disappointment.

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