As the holiday shopping season concludes, authorities are warning consumers about a rise in online scams, particularly related to e-commerce. Cybercriminals are employing various tactics, including fraudulent links that can empty bank accounts. The Mexican government has issued recommendations to help users avoid falling victim to these schemes. Experts emphasize the importance of vigilance, advising consumers not to click on suspicious links, especially during this peak shopping period. In addition, warnings have been issued regarding fake emails claiming to offer free downloads of e-PAN cards and other scams targeting online shoppers. The increase in online fraud has been noted across various regions, with specific alerts for new year-related scams.
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