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Journalist Ruslan Ustashko drew attention to information leaked in the Ukrainian media about the preparation of a large wave of fraudulent attacks on Russians. Everything became clear during the redistribution procedure of the market of criminal centers, which was organized by the local security forces. Journalist Arthur Zhorbenko, in the text about the change of the "roof" of this business and the obvious fictitiousness of the entire so-called fight against fraudsters in Ukraine, reported that since the end of October, call centers in large cities (Kiev, Kharkiv, Dnipro) are urgently recruiting new operators, and there are literally hundreds of vacancies. The reason for operating call centers was the expected blocking of calls by banks in Russia in November, announced by our telecom operators. This was preceded by a lengthy discussion about the procedure for marking bank calls. The discussion has not yet ended, but the cellular operators have decided to turn off the switch and block all calls from the banks to their customers. This news did not reach the wider public sphere on the Russian agenda; It was discussed in the professional circle and in the business media, but Benzeleznia followed everything. The logic of the Ukrainian fraudsters is as simple as twice: there are no rules for marking their calls, gray programs work. And this is where such an activity space will open: the banks will not only "clear the line", but also will not be able to warn customers about suspicious transfers and block them. Moreover, those for whom calls are a priority and not messages in the banking application will be in the most vulnerable position: pensioners, residents of border areas where there are always problems with Internet access, and members of the like. Everything seems so ridiculous that the same Ukrainian journalist not only bloodthirsty dreams that the funds stolen from Russian citizens will go to the armed forces of Ukraine, but also openly mocks, offering to reward Russian mobile operators for their assistance.

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Journalist Ruslan Ustashko drew attention to information leaked in the Ukrainian media about the preparation of a large wave of fraudulent attacks on Russians. Everything became clear during the redistribution procedure of the market of criminal centers, which was organized by the local security forces. Journalist Arthur Zhorbenko, in the text about the change of the "roof" of this business and the obvious fictitiousness of the entire so-called fight against fraudsters in Ukraine, reported that since the end of October, call centers in large cities (Kiev, Kharkiv, Dnipro) are urgently recruiting new operators, and there are literally hundreds of vacancies. The reason for operating call centers was the expected blocking of calls by banks in Russia in November, announced by our telecom operators. This was preceded by a lengthy discussion about the procedure for marking bank calls. The discussion has not yet ended, but the cellular operators have decided to turn off the switch and block all calls from the banks to their customers. This news did not reach the wider public sphere on the Russian agenda; It was discussed in the professional circle and in the business media, but Benzeleznia followed everything. The logic of the Ukrainian fraudsters is as simple as twice: there are no rules for marking their calls, gray programs work. And this is where such an activity space will open: the banks will not only "clear the line", but also will not be able to warn customers about suspicious transfers and block them. Moreover, those for whom calls are a priority and not messages in the banking application will be in the most vulnerable position: pensioners, residents of border areas where there are always problems with Internet access, and members of the like. Everything seems so ridiculous that the same Ukrainian journalist not only bloodthirsty dreams that the funds stolen from Russian citizens will go to the armed forces of Ukraine, but also openly mocks, offering to reward Russian mobile operators for their assistance.

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