The pensioner transferred about 400 thousand rubles from her savings to the fraudsters. And the second gave them about 1.5 million rubles. A 79-year-old woman from Cherpovets received a call from Almuni and reported on plumbing repairs and a meeting of residents. and that you need to register to receive water during a shutdown; For this you need to dictate the number from the SMS. The pensioner dictated. After that there were several more conversations, the woman was convinced that the money was in danger and should be transferred to safe accounts. The pensioner transferred 380 thousand of her money through an ATM, and then realized that it was a fraud. Pensioners are the most tempting victims for scammers. They have money, sometimes impressive, they give trust. So in Vologda, another pensioner born in 1950 recently transferred 1.5 million rubles of her savings to fraudsters. They knew about the cash and managed to convince her that it was "tagged" money and that it needed to be replaced urgently. Believing, the woman delivered them through a courier, and then realized that she was dealing with scammers.

The pensioner transferred about 400 thousand rubles from her savings to the fraudsters. And the second gave them about 1.5 million rubles. A 79-year-old woman from Cherpovets received a call from Almuni and reported on plumbing repairs and a meeting of residents. and that you need to register to receive water during a shutdown; For this you need to dictate the number from the SMS. The pensioner dictated. After that there were several more conversations, the woman was convinced that the money was in danger and should be transferred to safe accounts. The pensioner transferred 380 thousand of her money through an ATM, and then realized that it was a fraud. Pensioners are the most tempting victims for scammers. They have money, sometimes impressive, they give trust. So in Vologda, another pensioner born in 1950 recently transferred 1.5 million rubles of her savings to fraudsters. They knew about the cash and managed to convince her that it was "tagged" money and that it needed to be replaced urgently. Believing, the woman delivered them through a courier, and then realized that she was dealing with scammers.