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New Zealand police warn families to protect vulnerable people from scams involving bank details, stressing that suspicious offers may lead to criminal charges.
New Zealand police are warning the public, especially families, to protect elderly and vulnerable people from scams involving bank account information.
Authorities caution against sharing banking details or granting remote device access, and warn that offers to open accounts or transfer money for payment are likely money laundering schemes.
Detective Senior Sergeant Kevin Tiernan stresses that if an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is, and individuals could face criminal charges even if they claim ignorance.
Police urge vigilance and common sense when dealing with strangers about financial matters.
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