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Salon employee saved the pensioner from fraudsters

In Arkhangelsk pensioner almost lost 250 thousand rubles, but saved savings thanks to the vigilance of the employee of the salon

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Salon employee saved the pensioner from fraudsters

In Arkhangelsk, a pensioner almost lost 250 thousand rubles, but saved her savings thanks to the vigilance of a communications salon employee. The 76-year-old woman came to the office to transfer money at the direction of the scammers, but the employee noticed her nervousness and called the police. Police found out that the woman was the victim of a scheme with a “safe account” and persuaded her not to transfer funds to scammers.

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