Na fa’aalia e le Australian Federal Police o nisi o loo se'etia i ofo o se tupe vave ona maua, ae mulimuli ane gau uma ai a latou tupe, pe fa’amauina ai o latou igoa o ni tagata e iai so’otaga ma fa’alapotopotoga solitulafono.
Na saunoa Detective Superintendent Marie Andersson o le AFP, o le tele o faiga nei, o loo taumafai e maunu ai pepa fa’amaonia o tagata ua mae'a a'oga ma sauni e toe fo'i i atunuu na o mai ai.
"They're offering quick cash... then these assets are used for laundering proceeds of crime, cyber crime attacks. They're also deceiving victims into trusting fake identities."
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Na ia ta'ua fo'i, o fa’alapotopotoga nei e ofoina le faitau selau tālā i tagata mo fa’amaumauga o a latou pepa fa’amaonia ae maise le numera o tusi tupe poo bank accounts, tusi folau ma pepa fa’amaonia mai le mālō e pei o le Medicare.
Na faaalia e le AFP, o nisi o i'uga o le maunuina i faiga tau faasesē nei, o le molia ai o se tagata i le teuina o tupe ‘ele’elea, le money laundering, le soloia o sona Visa ma le toe mafai ai ona ulufale mai ai i Ausetalia.
"They could be facing criminal charges for money laundering or fraud... This could be a consequence of visa refusal or cancelation, permanent bans from entering or re-entering Australia."
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