Warning of cruise ships passengers while fraudsters jump on trend

Fraudsters aimed at cruise drivers who participated in a popular tradition with rubber dents.

The trend of the cruise -back sees that travelers hide small rubber ducks on the ship so that others can find it.

It has become a popular pastime for many, but fraudsters now used it as an opportunity to pay in.

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YouTube Creator Tips for travelers who are posted in a video about cruise fraud that you can pay attention to.

They said: “Wherever there is a little popular, fraudsters move in. I see how fraudsters post on social media, often in Facebook Cruise and Roll Call groups that post pictures of ducks of all kinds, including some apparently homemade, defendants, as either the cruise to which they wanted to take them, or they can no longer go.

“They then invite people to send and offer them directly, to send the ducks for the postage costs in return, which is often surprisingly high.

“Of course, people who send money via the requested cash transfer app never get anything.”

According to Express, reports indicate that fraudsters have already earned a significant amount of money from this fraudster.

Those who plan to buy cruise ducks online were asked to be wrong on the side of caution and only to buy from serious retailers.