"Possibility of subscribing to paid videos" "Personal information is spreading" Contacts one after another ... Male in his 50s "6.8 million yen" damage
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There was a fraud case in which a man in his 50s was defrauded of 6.8 million yen in cash, triggered by a short message from a company claiming to be "NTT Finance Support Center". On February 22, a man in his 50s living in the Hiyama region of Hokkaido received a short message on his mobile phone from a company calling itself "NTT Finance Support Center," saying, "Your payment has not been confirmed." Arrived. When the man called the phone number listed, the man said, "You may have subscribed to a paid video. You need to pay." I transferred 10,000 yen. On the same day, another man said, "Your personal information is being spread by ransomware." I transferred 6,000,000 yen in cash to a financial institution, and was defrauded out of 6,800,000 yen in total 13 times. Afterwards, the man continued to ask for cash payments, which made him suspicious and consulted the police. An incident has occurred. The police are investigating the fraudulent charge billing fraud case, and if there is a billing charge that you do not know, the police will report that it is fraudulent to say that there is an unpaid charge for a paid site and that you should pay with electronic money. We caution you to consult with
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