Learn how to recognize fraudulent advance payment requests, including fake "Health Insurance" fees, and what to do if you receive one.
- Requests to pay for "Health Insurance" or similar fees in advance are often fraudulent
- Scammers may also ask for fees labeled as "Functional Management," "Government Tax," or "Service Receipt Warranty"
- Never make a payment or share personal or financial information
- Stop communication and report the incident right away
What to Do If Someone Asks You to Pay for a Health Insurance
If someone asks you to pay for a "Health Insurance" or similar fee in advance, you should treat the request as potentially fraudulent. In these situations, scammers may contact you and ask for multiple advance payments related to a booking, including fees labeled as:
- "Functional Management"
- "Government Tax"
- "Service Receipt Warranty"
How to Respond to This Type of Payment Request
If someone asks you to pay for a Health Insurance or any other advance fee, take these precautions:
- Do not make any payment.
- Do not share personal or financial information.
- Stop communication with the sender.
- Report the incident to the platform and, if necessary, to local authorities.
These actions help protect you from financial loss and identity misuse.
Common Issues:
❯ You're unsure if a payment request is legitimate → Don't make any payment and contact our support team to verify the request before taking action.
❯ You already made a payment for a fee like this → Stop communication with the sender immediately and report the incident to the platform and local authorities.
❯ The sender keeps asking for more fees after your first payment → Stop all communication, don't pay again, and report the incident right away.