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The man not only transferred their savings, but also took out loans.
On the morning of May 20, 71-year-old Alexey Petrenko allegedly received a call from an employee of Rosinformotonitoring, Sergey Ivanovich Filin. He said that he is the curator of the MPC AP named after him. Pilyugina. At this enterprise, Petrenko holds the position of adviser to the Deputy General Director for Production. Filin convinced Petrenko that 1 million rubles were transferred from his account to Ukraine. To prevent further actions on the part of" scammers", it is necessary to transfer all remaining funds to" safe accounts", and close your existing ones. Then Petrenko received a call from an "FSB officer" who confirmed that Petrenko's funds had been transferred to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The FSB also said that it had already spoken to Filin and that Petrenko would now be helped to save his money.
Then, from May 20 to June 4, Petrenko transferred a total of almost 40 million rubles to fraudsters. 17 million of them were the victim's own funds, and Petrenko borrowed almost 23 million rubles from various banks. Scammers convinced him that loans should be taken to cancel the actions of intruders. After the man transferred all the cash to "secure accounts", he went home and told his son everything. The guy immediately realized that his father was deceived.
After that, Alexey Petrenko went to the police. The damage amounted to almost 40 million rubles.
On the morning of May 20, 71-year-old Alexey Petrenko allegedly received a call from an employee of Rosinformotonitoring, Sergey Ivanovich Filin. He said that he is the curator of the MPC AP named after him. Pilyugina. At this enterprise, Petrenko holds the position of adviser to the Deputy General Director for Production. Filin convinced Petrenko that 1 million rubles were transferred from his account to Ukraine. To prevent further actions on the part of" scammers", it is necessary to transfer all remaining funds to" safe accounts", and close your existing ones. Then Petrenko received a call from an "FSB officer" who confirmed that Petrenko's funds had been transferred to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The FSB also said that it had already spoken to Filin and that Petrenko would now be helped to save his money.
Then, from May 20 to June 4, Petrenko transferred a total of almost 40 million rubles to fraudsters. 17 million of them were the victim's own funds, and Petrenko borrowed almost 23 million rubles from various banks. Scammers convinced him that loans should be taken to cancel the actions of intruders. After the man transferred all the cash to "secure accounts", he went home and told his son everything. The guy immediately realized that his father was deceived.
After that, Alexey Petrenko went to the police. The damage amounted to almost 40 million rubles.
