Fraud scam with tax emails: Consumer advice center warns of fake ELSTER emails

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According to a report from www.merkur.de, a new fraud scam has been causing a stir for some time. Criminals demand bank details from people via email in order to request tax refunds. The fraudsters deceive the recipients into believing that they are still entitled to an outstanding tax amount from 2022. To request the money, a form must be filled out. These emails are fake and are used to collect personal information. The consumer advice center warns of this scam and advises you to check the sender carefully in order to move such emails to the spam folder. The impact on the market and consumers is significant. Many people could due to the…

Gemäß einem Bericht von www.merkur.de, Eine neue Betrugs-Masche sorgt seit einiger Zeit für Aufsehen. Kriminelle fordern dabei per E-Mail Bankdaten von Menschen, es geht um Steuerrückzahlungen. Die Betrüger gönnen den Empfängern vor, dass ihnen noch ein ausstehender Steuerrestbetrag aus dem Jahr 2022 zustehen würde. Zur Anforderung des Geldes müsse ein Formular ausgefüllt werden. Diese E-Mails sind gefälscht und dienen dazu, persönliche Daten abzugreifen. Die Verbraucherzentrale warnt vor dieser Betrugs-Masche und rät dazu, den Absender genau zu überprüfen, um solche E-Mails in den Spam-Ordner zu verschieben. Die Auswirkungen auf den Markt und die Verbraucher sind erheblich. Viele Menschen könnten aufgrund der …
According to a report from www.merkur.de, a new fraud scam has been causing a stir for some time. Criminals demand bank details from people via email in order to request tax refunds. The fraudsters deceive the recipients into believing that they are still entitled to an outstanding tax amount from 2022. To request the money, a form must be filled out. These emails are fake and are used to collect personal information. The consumer advice center warns of this scam and advises you to check the sender carefully in order to move such emails to the spam folder. The impact on the market and consumers is significant. Many people could due to the…

Fraud scam with tax emails: Consumer advice center warns of fake ELSTER emails

According to a report by www.merkur.de,

A new scam has been causing a stir for some time now. Criminals demand bank details from people via email in order to request tax refunds. The fraudsters deceive the recipients into believing that they are still entitled to an outstanding tax amount from 2022. To request the money, a form must be filled out. These emails are fake and are used to collect personal information. The consumer advice center warns of this scam and advises you to check the sender carefully in order to move such emails to the spam folder.

The impact on the market and consumers is significant. Many people could fall into the trap due to the professional presentation of the emails and the deception caused by the logo of the ELSTER tax app. This could lead to identity theft and financial loss for those affected. This also leads to a loss of trust in digital communication with authorities and financial institutions.

It is important that consumers are aware of this scam and take appropriate precautions. Raising awareness about fraudsters' methods and raising public awareness about protecting personal information is crucial to countering these criminal activities.

Read the source article at www.merkur.de

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