Vivinavi : Chiba : (Japan) Chiba

This is a notice from Mobara Police Station.
February 1 to March 18 is Cyber Security Month.
Beware of such troubles ！
You may have been deceived. Please consult the police immediately.
The most frequently consulted methods
0 Support fraud
While browsing a website on my computer, suddenly a loud warning tone sounded and a virus infection warning screen appeared, so I impatiently called the number on the screen and was told to pay support fees.
0 Phishing
I received an e-mail from a credit card company, NetBank, saying "unauthorized access", "confirmation of personal information", "suspension of transactions", etc. I pressed the URL in the body of the e-mail, and at the link I received an e-mail with personal information such as address ・ name, card （ account ） number, PIN number, etc.
0 Online shopping
・ The product I wanted was listed on a shopping site at a low price, so I ordered the product and paid for it to the designated account, but the product never arrived and I could not contact the person by e-mail. The only contact information is an e-mail address.
・ I ordered an item from an online shopping site and paid for it, but the seller said, "The item is out of stock and I want to refund you by 00pay. The only way to get a refund is through 00pay." The seller contacted me and said, "The only way to get a refund is through 00pay.
0 False information
After the disaster, I received emails and social networking postings asking for donations, relief money, and relief supplies.

"I am fine ！" is dangerous.
To avoid being deceived, be aware of "what if" and use the Internet and SNS safely.

[Sent from]
Mobara Police Station
7 Hayanoshinden, Mobara, Chiba 297-0031 Japan
TEL:0475-22-0110