Khan.Co.Kr Voice Phishing Scams Exploit Gold Trading to Launder Money
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Voice phishing scams are increasingly using direct gold trades to launder money, prompting a consumer alert from the Financial Supervisory Service at the 'Caution' level. Scammers impersonate authorities and exploit the rise in gold prices and online trading platforms. A recent case involved a victim who unknowingly sold gold for money stolen from another victim of voice phishing.
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2026-02-01
Financial Supervisory Service issues consumer alert on voice phishing
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Victim sells gold to scammer posing as buyer's son
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Payment confirmed as stolen from voice phishing victim
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