Published: 2024-10-10
The Swedish Transport Agency has issued a warning about a surge in fraudulent emails targeting drivers with fake parking fines.
These emails, which mimic official communications from the agency, urge recipients to pay fines for alleged illegal parking.
Victims are tricked into clicking on links and providing personal and financial information.
Reports indicate that these scams have reached record levels since July, with many individuals, including seniors, falling prey to the convincing forgeries.
The agency advises the public to be cautious, avoid clicking on suspicious links, and verify the authenticity of any such communications.
Authorities continue to warn about the increasing sophistication of these scams, urging vigilance and skepticism.
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