世界卫生组织发布警告，诈骗分子冒充名为"Capital Finance, Inc. London"的伦敦金融公司，声称代表WHO、国际货币基金组织（IMF）和比尔及梅琳达·盖茨基金会向受害者提供100万美元的COVID-19赔偿彩票奖金。1
这些诈骗者通过电子邮件和网站（www.capitalfinanceinc.net）等渠道实施欺诈，向受害者索取护照或身份证、国籍、职业、邮寄地址、电子邮件和电话号码等个人信息，以及金钱。[1](#source-1)
WHO明确澄清从未与该公司建立任何关系。1组织强调，"WHO从未指定或与任何名为Capital Finance, Inc.的实体签订任何合同关系"，且"WHO不提供或进行任何彩票活动来补偿个人"。1WHO警告公众，提交个人信息或汇款可能导致身份盗窃和财务损失。1组织呼吁公众向当地执法机构报告任何与此诈骗相关的可疑活动。1
The World Health Organization has issued an alert regarding a fraud scheme in which scammers impersonate Capital Finance, Inc., a purported London-based financial firm, to deceive victims into believing they are eligible for a $1 million COVID-19 compensation lottery prize.1 The fraudsters falsely claim to represent the WHO, the International Monetary Fund, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in distributing these fictitious awards.1
The scam operates through email communications and a fraudulent website at www.capitalfinanceinc.net, where perpetrators solicit personal information from victims, including passport or identity document details, nationality, occupation, mailing address, email address, and telephone numbers.1
The WHO has explicitly stated that it "has never appointed or entered into any contractual relationship with any entity by the name of Capital Finance, Inc."1 and clarified that "WHO is not offering or conducting a lottery prize to compensate individuals."1 According to the organization, victims who provide personal information or transfer money face risks of identity theft and financial loss.1 The WHO urges the public to remain vigilant and report such schemes to law enforcement authorities.1
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