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An expert spoke about the plots of fraudsters on the eve of National Unity Day: a newsletter in messengers and on social networks - "In honor of National Unity Day, our bank/store is giving away 100 prizes - enter the link and enter the card details to receive the winnings". Scammers can use the holiday's patriotic agenda, talking about supposedly raising funds for good causes. They copy sites and channels on social networks with touching stories and receive card transfers. Duplicate ticket aggregator websites and fake "holiday concert" pages are created - ticket comes with a QR code, but it doesn't work. Fake notices about government payments. We tell you how to protect yourself, your loved ones and your savings from fraudsters in the joint special project of RIA Novosti, the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs "Code from SMS".

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An expert spoke about the plots of fraudsters on the eve of National Unity Day: a newsletter in messengers and on social networks - "In honor of National Unity Day, our bank/store is giving away 100 prizes - enter the link and enter the card details to receive the winnings". Scammers can use the holiday's patriotic agenda, talking about supposedly raising funds for good causes. They copy sites and channels on social networks with touching stories and receive card transfers. Duplicate ticket aggregator websites and fake "holiday concert" pages are created - ticket comes with a QR code, but it doesn't work. Fake notices about government payments. We tell you how to protect yourself, your loved ones and your savings from fraudsters in the joint special project of RIA Novosti, the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs "Code from SMS".

An expert spoke about the plots of fraudsters on the eve of National Unity Day: a newsletter in messengers and on social networks - "In honor of National Unity Day, our bank/store is giving away 100 prizes - enter the link and enter the card details to receive the winnings". Scammers can use the holiday's patriotic agenda, talking about supposedly raising funds for good causes. They copy sites and channels on social networks with touching stories and receive card transfers. Duplicate ticket aggregator websites and fake "holiday concert" pages are created - ticket comes with a QR code, but it doesn't work. Fake notices about government payments. We tell you how to protect yourself, your loved ones and your savings from fraudsters in the joint special project of RIA Novosti, the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs "Code from SMS".

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