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A 37-year-old professor of one of the universities reported to the police duty station that unknown people had stolen a large sum of money from him by deception.
The police found out that the victim received a call from an unknown person, who introduced himself as an employee of a mobile operator and said that the Novokuznetsk resident was ending the subscriber number service contract, and to renew it, you need to call the code from the SMS message. When the man fulfilled the requirement, he received a call from a "public services specialist". The woman told the victim about the hacking of his personal account and warned that a bank employee would contact him. Soon, a man called novokuznechain and convinced him that the funds from the victim's account were transferred abroad. He recommended that the citizen transfer all savings and credit money to a "safe" account.
Despite the fact that the professor repeatedly saw publications in the media warning about such a scheme of deception, he issued loans in the amount of about 6.5 million rubles and, together with savings, transferred a total of 9.5 million rubles to the specified banking details. Only after that, a resident of Novokuznetsk realized that he had been deceived, and reported the incident to the police.
The police found out that the victim received a call from an unknown person, who introduced himself as an employee of a mobile operator and said that the Novokuznetsk resident was ending the subscriber number service contract, and to renew it, you need to call the code from the SMS message. When the man fulfilled the requirement, he received a call from a "public services specialist". The woman told the victim about the hacking of his personal account and warned that a bank employee would contact him. Soon, a man called novokuznechain and convinced him that the funds from the victim's account were transferred abroad. He recommended that the citizen transfer all savings and credit money to a "safe" account.
Despite the fact that the professor repeatedly saw publications in the media warning about such a scheme of deception, he issued loans in the amount of about 6.5 million rubles and, together with savings, transferred a total of 9.5 million rubles to the specified banking details. Only after that, a resident of Novokuznetsk realized that he had been deceived, and reported the incident to the police.
