The General Directorate of Security Warns Citizens About Deposit Scams in Vehicle Buying and Selling.
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The General Directorate of Security (EGM) has issued a warning against fraudsters who impersonate notaries or notary employees and demand money from citizens during vehicle purchase and sale transactions. The EGM specifically warned citizens to be cautious about payments requested under pretexts such as "deposit," "file fees," and "secure payment fees." The General Directorate of Security shared an informative video on its social media accounts …
The General Directorate of Security (EGM) has warned against individuals who introduce themselves as notaries or notary employees and demand money under the guise of "deposit, file fees, or so-called secure payment fees" before vehicle purchase and sale transactions.
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HaberlerThe warning issued by the General Directorate of Security (EGM) stated that notaries absolutely do not request money transfers to personal accounts via telephone or text message. The "Secure Payment System" used for vehicle purchase and sale transactions is only used for...
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