AIS Thanks Police for Busting Call Center Scam Gang
AIS thanked the Royal Thai Police and the Anti-Online Scam Center for dismantling the transnational Su-kri Phahk Call gang that impersonated police and telecom employees to scam citizens. The telecom giant warned customers it never contacts them to request personal data or report offenses, and pledged ongoing cooperation with law enforcement to combat cybercrime and promote digital safety.
AIS expressed gratitude to the Anti-Online Scam Center and the Central Investigation Bureau after the takedown of the Su-kri Phahk Call call center gang, reaffirming its mission to advance a safe digital society together. Warunthep Watcharaporn, Head of Government Relations at AIS, met with Pol. Lt. Gen. Ithipol Atchariyapradit, Deputy Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police and Director of the Anti-Online Scam Center, and Pol. Maj. Gen. Natsak Chaowanat, Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, to thank the Royal Thai Police, the Central Investigation Bureau, and all police officers dedicated to suppressing online crime, particularly in the Su-kri Phahk Call operation that dismantled a transnational call center network. The gang used tactics of dressing in police uniforms and impersonating both mobile service provider staff and police officers to gain trust and deceive the public. AIS warned customers not to believe such impersonations and confirmed the company has no policy of contacting customers to request personal information or report wrongdoing through any channel. AIS stands ready to enhance proactive cooperation with the Royal Thai Police and related agencies to support more effective prevention and suppression of technology crimes, including coordination, surveillance, response to new threats, leveraging technology and intelligent networks for safety missions, and promoting scam awareness to build comprehensive digital immunity for the public, serving as a key force in driving a safe and trustworthy digital society sustainably.
