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36-year-old ufimka lost 1.5 million rubles, came across a scammer in an online game

Ufa police investigate fraud in the amount of more than one and a half million rubles

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36-year-old ufimka lost 1.5 million rubles, came across a scammer in an online game

Ufa police are investigating fraud worth more than one and a half million rubles. The victim was a 36-year-old woman.

In the online game, the citizen met a man who infiltrated her and told her about successful earnings on the stock exchange. He introduced the woman to his handler and helped put in the first money. The lady took a loan and transferred more than 600 thousand rubles to a crypto wallet. After that, she was persuaded to invest more than 900 thousand rubles, which Ufamka also took on credit. Only later did she realize that she had been a victim of fraud and went to the police.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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