Indonesian authorities are warning the public about a new scam involving fraudulent activity impersonating customs officials. Scammers are reportedly altering official customs payment determination documents to deceive individuals. The Directorate General of Customs and Excise (Bea Cukai) has issued a public advisory urging increased vigilance against these deceptive practices. The altered documents are being used in connection with import procedures, potentially leading to financial loss for victims. Authorities have not yet detailed the specific methods used to alter the documents or the extent of the fraud. Citizens are advised to verify all customs-related documentation directly with official customs channels and to report any suspicious activity. This latest warning follows a pattern of scams exploiting the Bea Cukai’s name.