Children scammed on Snapchat for cheap iPhones

At least seventy minors aged 13 to 17 were scammed on Snapchat through fake ads offering expensive phones for just 5 euros. The victims unknowingly subscribed to costly phone plans and never received the promised phones.
The scam was orchestrated by two men from Etten-Leur, who were subsequently arrested. They lured victims with ads on Snapchat, promising high-end phones at an unusually low price. Once the victims clicked on the ads, they were tricked into signing up for expensive phone plans. The scammers pocketed both the phones and the money, leaving the victims with no phone and a costly subscription. Police are advising parents to discuss online fraud with their children to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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Snapchat scam targets minors
At least seventy minors aged 13 to 17 were scammed on Snapchat through ads offering expensive phones for 5 euros.
Victims unknowingly subscribed to plans
Victims unknowingly subscribed to a phone provider and never received the promised phone.
Two men arrested in Etten-Leur
Two men from Etten-Leur were arrested for their involvement in the scam.
Scammers kept phones and money
The scammers kept the phones and the money after victims signed up for expensive phone plans.
Police urge parents to discuss online fraud
The police urge parents to discuss online fraud with their children to prevent further incidents.