Fraudsters stole 225 million rubles from Muscovite. The man received a message from a supposed government agency, which stated the need to clarify the data. The victim followed the link attached to the SMS, entered the code and immediately received a message that his personal account had been hacked. The girl immediately called Muscovite, introduced herself as an employee of the "Fraud Prevention Department" and transferred him to "Silovik". The man was informed of a power of attorney allegedly given in his name and asked to take part in a "secret operation" to protect his savings. Under the influence of the criminals, the victim gave the courier gold coins worth 12 million rubles, sold shares, and then, over the course of several months, withdrew savings from his accounts and gave them to certain people. The total damage amounted to 225 million rubles.

Fraudsters stole 225 million rubles from Muscovite. The man received a message from a supposed government agency, which stated the need to clarify the data. The victim followed the link attached to the SMS, entered the code and immediately received a message that his personal account had been hacked. The girl immediately called Muscovite, introduced herself as an employee of the "Fraud Prevention Department" and transferred him to "Silovik". The man was informed of a power of attorney allegedly given in his name and asked to take part in a "secret operation" to protect his savings. Under the influence of the criminals, the victim gave the courier gold coins worth 12 million rubles, sold shares, and then, over the course of several months, withdrew savings from his accounts and gave them to certain people. The total damage amounted to 225 million rubles.