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Fraudsters are deceiving Russians by promising monetary prizes for the Day of National Unity, Masharov, a member of the RF OP, told TASS. They send SMS messages under the guise of "Goslog" and "MFC" with an offer to take a survey on the knowledge of the history of Russia and receive a "cash prize". When you click on the link and enter personal and bank information, the person is charged money. Scammers can also offer a one-off payment for National Unity Day, which requires identity verification via an SMS code.

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Fraudsters are deceiving Russians by promising monetary prizes for the Day of National Unity, Masharov, a member of the RF OP, told TASS. They send SMS messages under the guise of "Goslog" and "MFC" with an offer to take a survey on the knowledge of the history of Russia and receive a "cash prize". When you click on the link and enter personal and bank information, the person is charged money. Scammers can also offer a one-off payment for National Unity Day, which requires identity verification via an SMS code.

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