Adaletsen UYAP Message Arrived? Recently, an increasing number of citizens are being targeted by scammers who send fake UYAP messages using the name Adaletsen. By imitating the official UYAP system, these scammers want to panic innocent people and extort money unfairly. In this article, we will discuss this scam, highlight its dangers and provide some important information to protect yourself.

How Does Fraud Work?

Scammers send what appear to be official messages from UYAP via SMS, WhatsApp message or e-mail. These messages usually contain statements such as:

• “Adaletsen UYAP Message: Your conciliation file is in the final stage. For details [link]”
• “UYAP Notification: Your case has reached the final stage. For details [link]”
• “Notice of Litigation: Your conciliation file is approaching the deadline. Take urgent action. [link]”

In the message [link]When you click on ‘UYAP’, you are redirected to a fake website that resembles the real UYAP system. You may be asked for personal information (name, surname, Turkish ID number) or bank card details.

Signs of Fraud:

• The official UYAP logo or stamp may not have been used in the message.
• The language used in the message may not conform to official language rules.
• The message may emphasize that there is an emergency.
• The message may not include a complaint number or official contact information.
• The link in the message may not look like the official website of UYAP.

To Protect Yourself:

• Do not perform any UYAP transactions via SMS, WhatsApp or email.
• Before taking any action related to UYAP, visit UYAP’s official website(https://www.uyap.gov.tr/) and log in to your account.
• Official messages from UYAP always bear the UYAP logo and stamp.
• The language used in the message must comply with official language rules.
• Be careful if the message indicates an emergency.
• The message should include a complaint number or official contact information and check this information.
• Before clicking on the link in the message, check whether the link looks like the official website of UYAP.
• Avoid clicking on any links or entering information if it looks or sounds suspicious.
• If you think you have been a victim of fraud, report it immediately to **law enforcement** and UYAP.

Contact UYAP:

• UYAP Call Center: 112
• UYAP Support Line: 0312-295 02 29
• Email: [e-posta adresi kaldırıldı]

Warning: The information in this article is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. Visit UYAP’s official website or contact UY AP before taking any UYAP action .

The Harms of Fraud:

• Financial Loss: Fraudsters can steal money from your account by intercepting your bank card details.
• Personal Information Leakage: Your credentials and other personal information may be leaked to fraudsters and used in other crimes, such as identity theft.
• Psychological Harm: Being a victim of fraud can lead to feelings of stress, anxiety and fear.

UYAP’s Official Channels:

• Website: https://www.uyap.gov.tr/

• Call Center 112

• Support Line: 0312-295 02 29

• Email: [e-posta adresi kaldırıldı]

• Social Media:

  • Facebook: @uyapgovtr: [geçersiz URL kaldırıldı]
  • Twitter: @uyapgovtr: [geçersiz URL kaldırıldı]
  • YouTube UYAP YouTube Channel: [geçersiz URL kaldırıldı]

Information and Awareness Raising:

Knowing about this scam and raising awareness is crucial to help protect citizens. You can share this with your family and friends to make them aware of the scam.

Share on Social Media:

You can reach a wider audience by sharing this article and UYAP’s official contact information on social media.

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