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In Vichuga fraudsters lured from the woman almost a third of a million

Classic scheme of “love fraud” worked in Vichuga

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In Vichuga fraudsters lured from the woman almost a third of a million

The classic scheme of “love fraud” worked in Vichuga. 46-year-old woman met online with a man who after a couple of days of communication offered her to make money on the stock exchange.

Under the guidance of “personal consultant Egor”, the victim almost a year (from May to March) transferred money to unknown accounts. The total amount was 285 500 rubles.

When the woman tried to take what she had earned, the investors disappeared.

Legal brokers never ask to transfer money to personal cards of individuals.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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