It ask the victim to pay the fine in order to release the lock of their computer.
"This is a fraud and users are advised not to pay out any monies or hand out any bank details. Genuine law enforcement agencies would never contact members of the public via this method and demand funds in this way," computerworlduk quoted as saying the police .
The Police recommends victims who have fallen for the scam and handed over money should contact their credit card company immediately.
The police recommend that anyone who is duped by the scam should contact their credit card company immediately, and underline that they would never use such tactics to make contact with the public or demand funds and report the offence to their local police by dialling '101' or the local non-emergency police number..
"This is a fraud and users are advised not to pay out any monies or hand out any bank details. Genuine law enforcement agencies would never contact members of the public via this method and demand funds in this way," computerworlduk quoted as saying the police .
The police recommend that anyone who is duped by the scam should contact their credit card company immediately, and underline that they would never use such tactics to make contact with the public or demand funds and report the offence to their local police by dialling '101' or the local non-emergency police number..
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