What is the fraud method in this case?

Pretending to be a Tibetan temple official on social media, gaining trust through daily care, and then requesting money transfers by claiming to 'conduct a religious ceremony to improve fortune'.

How did the victim realize it was a scam?

The victim became suspicious when the scammer asked to keep the transfer a secret, and consulted the police before sending any money.

What are the countermeasures against such scams?

Do not respond to requests for money transfers made under the pretext of religion or prayer, and immediately consult 165 (anti-fraud hotline) or the police.

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Fraud Falsely Claiming to be Tibetan Temple Staff Offering Religious Ceremonies Prevented in Taitung

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A 60-year-old woman in Taitung was almost scammed by someone online claiming to be from a Tibetan temple offering to hold a religious ceremony to improve her luck. Police intervention successfully prevented the money transfer.

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Q: What is the fraud method in this case?: A: Pretending to be a Tibetan temple official on social media, gaining trust through daily care, and then requesting money transfers by claiming to 'conduct a religious ceremony to improve fortune'.
Q: How did the victim realize it was a scam?: A: The victim became suspicious when the scammer asked to keep the transfer a secret, and consulted the police before sending any money.
Q: What are the countermeasures against such scams?: A: Do not respond to requests for money transfers made under the pretext of religion or prayer, and immediately consult 165 (anti-fraud hotline) or the police.