Dubai police have issued a warning about rising scams on social media offering fake discounts on fines and service fees. These scams trick people into paying less than the actual amount for traffic fines, visa renewals, utility bill payments, Emirates ID services, and other government processes. Experts say the scammers use social media platforms to lure victims with fake discount offers, causing financial losses and legal trouble for many residents.
Official Advice from Authorities
Authorities advise residents in Dubai to avoid accepting any ‘discount’ offers on official payments shared through unofficial social media accounts. They recommend using only official government channels to pay fines and fees to prevent falling victim to these scams. The Dubai police continue monitoring social media to catch and stop these fraudulent activities promptly.
How Residents Can Protect Themselves
Residents are urged to stay alert and verify payment options before making any transactions related to fines and government services. The rise of these social media scams highlights the need for public awareness and caution in digital financial dealings.
Key Points to Remember
- Do not trust discount offers on fines and fees circulated through unofficial social media accounts.
- Always use official government websites and payment portals to process fines and service fees.
- Report suspicious accounts or offers to Dubai Police for prompt action.
- Stay informed through trusted news sources for updates on scams and safety tips.
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