- Documents shared are really Thai post offices. Not a crook

- scan the QR CODE and the money is gone, there is very little real possibility. Because before the money can be transferred out It goes through several steps, such as installing an app. filling in information, etc.

?? Sure center before sharing. Check with the Thai Post Office Plc. to confirm that such information is false. The images of documents shared are real documents of Thailand Post. Phasi Charoen Delivery Area 5, which is a department under the Phasi Charoen Postal Service, has sent an appointment slip to the recipient's home where no one is home and inconvenient to receive it. to be able to make an appointment with the postman to deliver the parcel again, but to prevent fraud Thailand Post has canceled the new delivery appointment via QR CODE system. The recipient will be contacted to make a new delivery appointment via phone.

?? Center for sure before sharing Check that the Thai Post Office Plc. has confirmed through the Thailand Anti-Fake News Center that the warning message is false information. Because the images of the shared documents are actually documents of the Thai Post Office. Made to facilitate customers who are not at home and cannot receive parcels, QR CODE can be scanned to make an appointment to send again

. It has been passed on for almost a year and there are still cases found. The warning message was sent along with other issues as well.

?? From the database of the sure center before sharing, it was found that this image was shared with the message. during the month of August 2022, stating that

"Start getting hit with a new kind of danger. Receive registered mail and ask them to scan a QR code. Over a hundred thousand baht from credit cards. Change from call center to official letter. Be careful not to scan barcodes... Tell everyone in the house, it's really dangerous, ”

with a picture of the postal delivery slip. as shown below

?? Later in September 2022, a similar message was found. And was linked to a traffic fine ticket without a picture of the car while committing the offense Causing the misunderstanding that it is a fake document from crooks who hope to deceive and suck money

“Traffic fines There must be a picture of our car when it breaks traffic rules as well. Sent as a form without a picture not official letter But it's a money-sucking gang. Starting to get hit with a new type of danger. Receive a registered letter and ask them to scan a QR code. Over a hundred thousand baht from a credit card. Change from call center to government letter to yourself. Be careful not to scan barcodes... Tell everyone in the house too. really dangerous.”

?? facts for this case The public relations department confirmed that the document was Actual documents of the Royal Thai Police This is the second warning document after the first warning document containing images of the offense. and the offender has not paid the fine

The person who received the traffic ticket can verify that order received Is it real? from the website Online traffic order for the public

?? Later, in June 2023, messages and pictures warned against scanning the Thai Post's QR CODE. spread again In the manner of recording the screen from the Facebook page

?So this shared text and image not true Refrain from forwarding information that creates incorrect understanding ?

?? For the case that '' scanned and sucked all the money in the account '' immediately, there is very little real possibility. Because before the money can be transferred out Must go through several steps to order and confirm which criminals often use trick to install app tricked into filling out information to be used in the theft again Which has more steps than scanning at once

?? However, before opening the camera or pressing any QR CODE scan, you should make sure. Make sure it's from a trusted source, and when scanning, make sure it's the intended destination. In particular, check the URL address of the website if you find any abnormalities. You can press cancel, close or ignore immediately.

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11 July 2023,

Sure Before Sharing Center,

MCOT Thai News Agency

Fact-checking by: Peeraphon Anutarasoth and Saowapak Rattanaphong

Correction record: July 11, 2023 – add clarification from Thailand Post Plc.

Source: Thai News Agency