Muscovite Natalya Khokhlova, after selling her grandmother's three rubles for 11 million, said a few months later that she was sure: it was all fake. And so she thought that she was not completely healthy, even though she had been examined by a psychiatrist on the eve of the deal. It is suspected that she managed to deceive a doctor in a state clinic with many years of experience. And the court believed her. We talk about the "Valley 2.0 program" and explain what to do to avoid accidentally falling into it. Watch the video on the website.

Muscovite Natalya Khokhlova, after selling her grandmother's three rubles for 11 million, said a few months later that she was sure: it was all fake. And so she thought that she was not completely healthy, even though she had been examined by a psychiatrist on the eve of the deal. It is suspected that she managed to deceive a doctor in a state clinic with many years of experience. And the court believed her. We talk about the "Valley 2.0 program" and explain what to do to avoid accidentally falling into it. Watch the video on the website.