Scammers are actively using the Halloween theme to trick people, the attorney said. The most common plan involves purchasing costumes and jewelry online. The buyer pays for the order, enters the card details and in the end is left without the goods, and usually with additional charges. In addition, scammers often sell tickets to non-existent events. Or they use the name of a real event or famous institution, create a fake page for it on the Internet and sell the "last discounted tickets" through instant messages. Children also become victims of fraud - in correspondence within online games they are guaranteed a holiday gift or participation in a drawing. To receive them, they ask you to take your parents' phone, dictate a code from SMS or install a special application.