
When donation money is used wrongly
Understanding the laws and the rights of donors when questions arise over donated funds
Nov 3, 2026

Understanding the laws and the rights of donors when questions arise over donated funds
Nov 3, 2026

Fraudsters are increasingly using artificial intelligence-generated images of sick people and animals to solicit online donations, making it harder for the public to distinguish genuine appeals from scams. Experts say donors should verify both the images and the stories behind them before transferring money, as sympathy can sometimes become a tool for deception.
Oct 18, 2026

People making online donations to Thai temples are being urged to verify bank account details before transferring money, amid concerns that funds intended for religious institutions could end up in private accounts. The Revenue Department has also reminded donors that paper donation certificates are no longer accepted for tax deduction claims from 2026, with eligible donations now required to go through the e-donation system.
Sep 11, 2026

When an online romance does not begin with two people who genuinely know each other, it may instead begin with a carefully fabricated identity designed to appear authentic—from photographs and social media accounts to affectionate messages and even video calls that appear to show a real person.
Aug 30, 2026

Scammers are increasingly sending SMS messages claiming that recipients have “outstanding traffic fines.” By exploiting fear and panic, they pressure people into clicking malicious links designed to steal their money and personal information. So, how can you check whether a traffic ticket is genuine? Thai PBS Verify has compiled the information you need.
Aug 27, 2026

More than 80 victims have filed complaints after Goldtech House HR Co., Ltd. allegedly claimed it could arrange overseas employment in Finland and Canada, offering packing and factory jobs with salaries of up to THB 90,000 per month. The company subsequently collected document-processing fees and additional expenses, but the applicants were ultimately unable to travel or take up the promised jobs. Preliminary estimates place total financial losses at nearly THB 20 million. Several victims later came forward to share their experiences on the People’s Station (Sathani Prachachon) program.
Aug 25, 2026

Examining the threat of misinformation in the wake of the Nonthaburi shooting: from deceptive imagery and fake chats pushing illegal gambling to attention-seeking AI visuals. This crisis underscores the perilous impact of false data, compounding trauma and inflicting deeper scars on society.
Aug 12, 2026

During the Mother’s Day holiday, scammers may impersonate children or grandchildren by calling or messaging to trick people into sending money. Thai PBS Verify shares tips on how to spot and prevent this type of scam.
Aug 11, 2026

With call center syndicates relying on random dialing and official impersonation to siphon funds, utilizing call screening tools provides a crucial first line of defense to stop scammers before you become their next target.
Aug 8, 2026

When you see announcements of “free scholarships,” don’t rush to apply. Some offers may be traps set by scammers. Thai PBS Verify recommends carefully checking scholarship sources before making any decisions.
Aug 6, 2026

No longer just a gelato marketing trend, "Ultra-Smooth" now describes the seamless tactics of AI fraudsters. By leveraging deepfakes, cloned voices, and realistic chats, scammers have made fake information virtually indistinguishable from reality. Thai PBS Verify highlights how to spot these sophisticated traps before you fall victim.
Aug 5, 2026

Complaints from victims continue to occur constantly in the digital age. Most recently, a consumer ordered a mattress through a Facebook page that looked credible, but it turned out to be the starting point of losing over 1 million Baht. This incident reflects that "online threats" no longer come in the same old forms, but have developed to be more seamless and complex.
Jul 31, 2026

The sound of engines pulling up at Ban Khlong Luek checkpoint in Aranyaprathet District, Sa Kaeo Province, was not just a sign that the journey had ended. It also marked the beginning of another reality that few had ever imagined. For those stepping off the vehicles, there was both relief at setting foot on Thai soil again and lingering fear still visible in their eyes.
Jul 29, 2026

When people become emotionally attached to AI chatbots and lose sight of the line between reality and simulation. This article examines real-world cases in which AI adopted convincing personalities, emotionally influenced users, and, in some instances, contributed to tragic outcomes abroad.
Jul 25, 2026

In an era where AI accelerates the spread of fake news, how can government bodies, media outlets, and tech developers collaborate to restore trust in society? Discover key takeaways from a panel discussion dedicated to addressing misinformation and restoring public trust in the digital era.
Jul 23, 2026