Justice Sen Message Arrived? Attention Scammers Sending UYAP Reconciliation Message!

Justice Sen Message Arrived? Attention Scammers Sending UYAP Reconciliation Messages! Recently, scammers have been using the name Adalet Sen (Justice and Justice) to send fraudulent reconciliation messages through UYAP and try to defraud citizens. This fraud method is a trap designed to deceive innocent citizens and capture their personal information.

In this article:

  • You will learn about the methods used by scammers and examples of messages.
  • You will find tips on how to protect yourself from this scam.
  • You will learn how to file a complaint with the authorities.

Fraud Method:

Scammers create a fake profile in the name of Adalet Sen and send messages to citizens through UYAP. These messages usually include statements such as:

  • “Your conciliation file has reached the final stage. Click on the link for details.”
  • “There is an important development in your case. Click on the link for immediate information.”
  • “You owe money. Legal proceedings will be initiated if you do not pay. Click on the link for details.”

People who click on the link in the message are redirected to a fake website resembling Adalet Sen. This website asks for personal information (bank account details, ID number, etc.). People who share their personal information become targets of fraudsters and may suffer financial losses.

Message Examples:

Example 1:

Justice Sen: Your reconciliation file has reached the final stage. Link for details: search for “Adalet Sen UYAP fraud” click here.

Example 2:

Justice Sen: There is an important development regarding your case file. For immediate information, click on the link: search for “Adalet Sen UYAP fraud”.

Example 3:

UYAP: You owe money. If you do not pay, legal proceedings will be initiated. Link for details: search for “Adalet Sen UYAP scam” click here.

How Can You Protect Yourself?

  • Be careful with messages from UYAP. Messages from the official accounts of Adalet Sen or UYAP do not contain links.
  • Never click on the link for UYAP related transactions.
  • Never share your personal information over a message.
  • If you receive suspicious messages, contact UYAP(https://uyap.gov.tr/) or Adalet Sen(https://adaletsen.org.tr/) for confirmation.
  • If you think you are a victim of fraud, file a criminal complaint with the public prosecutor’s office.

Complaining to the Authorities:

  • Prosecutor’s Office If you think you are a victim of fraud, you can file a criminal complaint with the nearest prosecutor’s office.
  • Adalet Sen If you believe that fraud is being committed using the name of Adalet Sen, you can report it to Adalet Sen.
  • CIMER You can also file a complaint through CIMER(https://www.cimer.gov.tr/).
Justice Sen Message Arrived? Attention Scammers Sending UYAP Reconciliation Message!
Justice Sen Message Arrived? Attention Scammers Sending UYAP Reconciliation Message!

Warning:

The information in this article is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. You are advised to consult a lawyer before taking any legal action.

To Raise Awareness of the Danger of UYAP Fraud:

Social Media Campaign:

  • Raising awareness by using hashtags such as #AdaletSenFraud, #UYAPFraud, #DikkatFraud.
  • Preparing and sharing informative visuals and videos.
  • Making announcements on Real Justice Sen and UYAP accounts.
  • Engaging followers by producing interactive content.

Information Brochure and Poster:

  • Preparing brochures and posters on fraud methods and ways of protection.
  • Distribute in public institutions, banks, post offices and other crowded areas.

Press and Media Studies:

  • Preparing news releases and press releases on fraud.
  • Being the subject of local and national media organizations.
  • Inviting experts to programs and interviews.

Training and Information Activities:

  • Organizing seminars and information activities in public education centers and non-governmental organizations.
  • Providing special trainings for the elderly and disadvantaged groups.
  • To raise awareness about the use of the internet and social media.

Cooperation with Authorities:

  • Cooperation with the prosecutor’s office, law enforcement agencies and relevant public institutions.
  • Ensure common data sharing and information exchange.
  • Carrying out joint work in the fight against fraud.

Sustainable Challenge:

  • Continuous monitoring of fraud methods and production of new informative content.
  • Regular repetition of awareness campaigns.
  • Continuous efforts to inform and raise public awareness.

It should not be forgotten that:

  • Scammers will always try to develop new methods.
  • Awareness and awareness are our most important weapons against such scams.
  • Complaining to the authorities and taking legal action plays an important role in combating fraud.

By acting together, we can prevent such scams and protect innocent citizens.

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