The South African Police Service (SAPS) has issued a warning about criminals who are exploiting Facebook Marketplace in South Africa.
The South African Police Service has issued a warning over criminals who are exploiting Facebook Marketplace to rob their victims in South Africa.
Upon arriving at the location, the victims discovered that no such ad existed, and the house occupants were unaware of any sale. These reporters also included a suspected syndicate operating in Winterveld and Rietgat in Soshanguve, Pretoria. Additionally, Although very few of these cases result in murder, many have resulted in severe injury, while other victims are often put through a long ordeal as the criminals try to empty bank accounts before letting the victims go.
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