In Sevastopol, three men and a woman transferred more than 10 million rubles to scammers

Krympress reports:

The largest amount was lost by a 73-year-old pensioner who decided that at his respectable age, he perfectly knew all the wisdom of the crypto-tank and was ready to invest in a large way. At the direction of distance fraudsters, the man “invested” for several months in cryptocurrency, mistakenly believing that he increases his capital. When all 6 million rubles were “invested”, the scammers disappeared, and with them all the investor’s savings.

Two Sevastopols at once for 27 and 48 years fell on the bait of scammers when they decided to purchase luxury German crossovers at a very attractive price. Having written off with the “reliable representatives” of the supplier of foreign cars in the messenger, men transferred more than 1.4 million or more than 1.8 million rubles, respectively, respectively,-noted in the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Sevastopol.

The last victim over the weekend was the 64-year-old pensioner, who was called an FSB officer and convinced him to transfer his savings to a “safe score”. Having completed the instructions of the stranger, the woman transferred almost 1.4 million rubles to the accounts dictated to her.

Source: press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Sevastopol

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