Mothers Warned Over Fuel Card Scam

The Ministry of Internal Affairs revealed a fraudulent scheme involving the sale of fuel cards and coupons.

Consensus

Cybercriminals are advertising fuel cards and vouchers at low prices or during limited-time promotions.
The ads are posted on social media, messengers, websites, and advertising platforms.
Clicking on the links directs victims to phishing websites.
Victims are asked to provide bank card details, one-time codes, and other confidential information.
The criminals gain unauthorized access to victims' bank accounts.
The fake websites often mimic the appearance of official fuel company websites.
The victims do not receive the purchased items after payment.
The fraudulent websites become inaccessible after the scam.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs advises purchasing fuel cards and vouchers only through official channels or authorized representatives.