Thai police warn Liverpool soccer fans of new online scam


BANGKOK: The Thai police's Central Investigation Bureau warned Liverpool soccer fans on Sunday (Jan 28) to be wary of a new scam involving fake messages from the club’s new manager, Xavi Alonso.

The scammers are reportedly sending messages to fans claiming to be from Alonso, asking for donations to help the Liverpool club. The messages often include a link to a fraudulent website that is designed to steal the victim’s personal information and money.

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