香港警方表示，2025年1月至11月，在线购物诈骗案导致市民损失约3.5亿港元（4480万美元），案件数量同比增长8%。其中约63%的案件涉及假冒演唱会门票销售。
互联网诈骗分子通过在线购物诈骗在2025年前11个月欺骗香港消费者约3.5亿港元，同时此类案件数量同比增长8%。警方数据显示，该期间报告了11,449宗在线购物诈骗案，较2024年同期的10,576宗增加，2023年则为8,332宗。2025年的总损失约3.5亿港元，与2024年同期持平，而2023年同期损失约为1.7亿港元。
警方指出，约63%的案件涉及假冒演唱会门票销售，另有9%与假冒电子产品销售有关。网络安全及科技罪案局的张巧儿警司表示，趋势仍呈上升，但增速已明显放缓。她指出，从2024年至2025年案件增加8%，相比2023年至2024年的27%涨幅已有所减缓。
这一数据于2026年2月6日发布，反映了香港在线诈骗的持续挑战。尽管案件数量上升，损失额稳定显示出一定改善迹象。
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