CBC報道,新不倫瑞克Oromocto兩支U13冰球隊收到仿冒賽事報名郵件,各損失約750加元,直到正式賽程公佈卻沒有球隊名字才發現受騙。新省亦有球隊受害,Hockey Alberta已發出警告,問題並非僅限一個城市。
詐騙郵件可能使用真實人員姓名、賽事名稱和逼真圖案,引導支付假的報名費。加拿大反欺詐中心稱這屬於有針對性的魚叉式網絡釣魚:詐騙者先研究目標,再冒充可信聯繫人。中心收到的2026年前九月此類詐騙報告損失約8,700萬元,對比2025全年6,800萬元;這些是所有相關詐騙報告的損失,不是冰球隊單一類別金額。
Hockey New Brunswick建議把郵件內容與網站正式認可賽事清單交叉覈對,遇到疑問直接聯絡主辦協會。警方確認已收到投訴,調查尚在進行;認爲受騙者可向當地警方、金融機構和加拿大反欺詐中心報告。收費越急迫、名額越緊張,越需要獨立確認收款與報名渠道。
來源:CBC News 原報道。大魚新聞整理原創中文摘要;保留原刊發日期。

The scam has also targeted minor hockey teams in other provinces. The head of Hockey New Brunswick said people should cross-reference the sign-up emails they are receiving with the official sanctioned list of tournaments. (Peter Evans/CBC)

Valerie Favreau, the chair of the Oromocto Minor Hockey Association, said two U13 teams signed up for a tournament that was supposed to happen in Stanley. Each team lost around $750 in fake registration fees. (Shane Fowler/CBC)

Nic Jansen, executive director of Hockey New Brunswick, said the demand for tournaments can make it difficult for people to decipher between what is real and what is fake. (Submitted by Nic Jansen)



