Low-Priced Motorcycle Scams Impersonating Indonesian Figures
Scams offering cheap motorcycles at suspiciously low prices, falsely using the names of prominent Indonesian figures like President Prabowo, Vice President Gibran, and Governor Dedi Mulyadi, are proliferating on social media. These hoaxes often involve AI-edited videos and fake WhatsApp contact points to defraud consumers. Liputan6.com's fact-checking division is urging public vigilance.
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