The CJIB wants to warn you about counterfeit traffic fines and fake emails. We continue to receive notifications here. Most come from Netherlands, and a few from abroad. Have you received a traffic fine and you are in doubt as to the authenticity, check at least the account number of the CJIB.
What can you do?
Many people receive ever a traffic fine. By far the majority immediately pays. Of those science making fraudsters use.
They send fake emails spoofed traffic fines and in the name of the CJIB and put you under pressure to pay the penalty as soon as possible.
Fraudsters often make use of payment methods, which does not offer the CJIB, like paying via a so-called voucher. Or they ask you to send money to an account, that not by the CJIB. Don't!
What can you do: create only money to the account number of the CJIB.
Do not click on the links in the suspicious mail and do not open any attachment (s).
Make sure to whom you mail personal information.
Make sure that the antivirus program, and the firewall of your computer up to date.
Please report suspected fraud on Fraud help desk.
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