FBI Warns ‘Pop-Up Scams’ Offering Tech Support Can Target Anyone in San Diego ...Middle East

The FBI’s San Diego office. Courtesy FBI A 63-year-old Poway man recently dodged being fleeced out of tens of thousands of dollars, one of more than 77,000 Californians targeted by internet fraud in 2023 according to the latest data from the FBI. In this particular case, the victim was ensnared in what’s commonly called “a pop-up” scheme, part of a multinational fraud conspiracy. A money courier for an organized crime operation appeared at the Poway man’s home. But Jiaci Liu, 34, of Monterey Park had no idea his prospective victim had already figured out he was being played for a sucker Liu, the courier, had expected to come to the victim’s home to pick up $28,000 in cash. His plan

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