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Informing the Electronic Crime Prosecutor's Office to prevent citizens from being bullied by bulk messages sent through a known Messenger messaging application,Facebook-Messenger

The messages in question are circulated through a well-known "messenger" application for smart mobile phones, where they inform the recipient that they have won a mobile phone company acquaintance, of great value

We urge citizens to be very careful not to persuade and opt out of the proposed hyperlinks, nor to respond to such messages because they refer to fraudulent high-pay subscription service

The Greek Police's Electronic Crime Prosecution Division, in its preventive action to prevent public deception, informs citizens that in recent days there has been an upsurge in the sending of misleading messages via a known messenger application to a large number of smart mobile phone owners .

In particular, recipients of the disputed messages are random users of the application, informed that the owner of the particular mobile number has been selected and has won a mobile phone of a known company, of particular value.

They are then encouraged either to select a hyperlink sent to the message to finish sending the phone, or to type their postal address or telephone number.

If users are convinced and opt for the suggested way of supposedly sending the phone, they unknowingly activate their participation in high-paying subscription service.

The Electronic Crime Prosecution Directorate advises users who receive such messages to be particularly careful not to respond, not to register or send personal information by responding to messages with the above content, as they are by no means true.

It is recalled that citizens can communicate, with anonymity or surnames, with the Electronic Crime Prosecutor's Office in order to provide information or to report illegal or scandalous acts or activities carried out on the Internet through the following contact details:

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