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Mobara Police Station will contact you.
Today, in Mobara city, a person pretended to be my grandson,
"Hello, it's me. Don't forget my grandson's voice."
A precursor call to an Oreore scam has been received.
After this, you may receive a call asking for money.
Also in December, there has been an increase in not only OLEOLE scams, but also refund scams such as medical expense refunds, ＋ international calls starting with ＋ （ plus ） such as 1 and ＋ 44, and fictitious billing scams that deceive electric power companies.
To avoid being cheated by scammers
1 Set your home landline phone to "voicemail setting" or "block caller ID" to avoid answering calls from unknown or blocked numbers
2 Use number display to check the phone number of the other party
3 Son, relatives, Confirm by calling a real phone number such as a son, relative, government office, etc.
4 Use the alert ・ call recording function
5 Do not contact phone numbers listed in incoming calls or short mails from unknown numbers
and implement "Phone de Measures".

If money is mentioned over the phone, it is a scam ！ Do not judge alone, but immediately consult your family or contact the Mobara Police Station.
"If someone talks about money on the phone, it's a scam - even if it's a family member ！" Let's eliminate the damage from scams ！

[Sent from]
Mobara Police Station
7 Hayanoshinden, Mobara, Chiba, 297-0031 Japan
TEL: 0475-22-0110 0475-22-0110