SMS Fraud Using the Name of Piran Law! Recently, many citizens have been victims of fraud, receiving messages such as “Piran (PIRAN) Law is the Last Day of Your Criminal File”. In these messages, on behalf of Piran Law, citizens are given false information about criminal cases and asked to contact urgently. It is important to be careful against this fraud attempt and take the necessary steps.

Content and Purposes of Messages:

The messages sent by fraudsters usually contain the following information:

• Personalized Information: Messages that include personalized information, such as the recipient’s first and last name, can create a false perception that the message is authentic.
• Urgent Authorization: The messages contain false information about the approaching deadline of the criminal case and the urgent need for authorization. In this way, victims are urged to panic and quickly provide the requested information.
• Fake Contact Information: The messages include fake phone numbers and websites that appear to belong to Piran Law. Through this information, the scammers aim to obtain bank account details or other sensitive information from victims.

Description of Piran Law:

Piran Law has stated that it has nothing to do with these fraud attempts and that such messages are not sent by them. Citizens are warned to be careful about such messages and not to rely on information from any unofficial channel.

What Should You Do?

If you have received a message saying “Your Piran (PIRAN) Law Criminal Case is Due”, it is important to take the following steps:

• Don’t Ignore the Message: Never ignore the information in the message and don’t panic.
• Contact Piran Law: Visit the official website of Piran Law or contact them using their official phone number. Confirm the authenticity of the message from the authorities.
• Report to Authorities: Report the fraud attempt to the nearest police department or Cimer. In this way, you can contribute to catching the fraudsters and preventing other citizens from being victimized.

Additional Recommendations:

• Do Not Share Personal Information: Never provide your ID number, bank account details or other sensitive information to requests from unofficial channels.
• Get Information from Safe Sources: Use official websites of government agencies or official websites of lawyers for information on legal matters.
• Raise Awareness: Inform your family and people around you about these scams and encourage them to take the necessary steps.

Remember, fraudsters are always developing new methods. Being careful and conscious is the most important factor in preventing such victimization.