Public Warned About Fake M-Flow Websites Designed to Steal Credit Card Details

[Georgealbert]

 

Picture courtesy of CIB

 

The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) has issued a public warning about fraudulent websites impersonating the official M-Flow electronic toll collection service, urging citizens to exercise caution when accessing links that appear to be associated with the platform.

 

The legitimate M-Flow website can only be accessed at www.mflowthai.com, according to authorities. Scammers have reportedly been distributing fake links that closely resemble the real address , such as xxxx.co/mflow , in an attempt to deceive users into providing sensitive personal or financial information, including credit card details.

 

The fake websites are designed to mimic the layout and branding of the real M-Flow site, with the intention of stealing user data through phishing techniques.

 

The CIB is calling on the public to double-check URLs before clicking any M-Flow-related links, especially those received via SMS, email, or social media. Anyone who comes across a suspicious link or believes they may have been targeted is encouraged to report it to the CIB’s e-service portal at: https://cib.go.th/e-service.

The Central Investigation Bureau reaffirmed its commitment to professionalism and neutrality, stating: “We stand with the people and are working tirelessly to protect the public from online fraud and cyber threats.”

 

The public is reminded to stay vigilant and never input personal or financial information into any website unless its authenticity is fully verified.

 

 

-- 2025-04-17

 

[flyingtlger]

11 minutes ago, Georgealbert said:

The Central Investigation Bureau reaffirmed its commitment to professionalism and neutrality, stating: “We stand with the people and are working tirelessly to protect the public from online fraud and cyber threats.”

 

 

 

A lot of times, the bad guys are the good guys, pretending to be protecting the public (think cops and military officials).....