As tax season approaches, authorities and experts are warning individuals and businesses about various scams targeting taxpayers. Scam artists exploit the complexity of the tax filing process, leading to financial losses for unsuspecting victims. Reports indicate that fraudsters are impersonating police officers and charities, seeking donations under false pretenses. Additionally, new scams have emerged through platforms like WhatsApp, where users are tricked into revealing sensitive information or making unauthorized transactions. Fairfax County police have issued alerts advising residents on how to recognize and protect themselves from these scams. Security experts recommend utilizing available security features on messaging platforms and remaining vigilant against unsolicited requests for personal or financial information.
La estafa que comienza en tu buzón: si ves esto, contacta la Policía Nacional o Guardia Civil https://t.co/lEu5iuDalQ
La nueva amenaza de WhatsApp: cómo los estafadores roban datos bancarios sin enlaces https://t.co/bartgPGqKg
Ashland Police Department warns of scam callers who claim to be officers https://t.co/QoACIJ8EyP