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Kuryanin lost almost 30 thousand rubles when ordering clothes online

A resident of Kursk became a victim of fraudsters when ordering clothes in an online store

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Kuryanin lost almost 30 thousand rubles when ordering clothes online

A resident of Kursk became a victim of fraudsters when ordering clothes in an online store. The 26-year-old saw a clothing store advert, picked out items and contacted the manager. The fraudster convinced him that a full prepayment of the order was necessary.

The Kuryanin transferred almost 30 thousand rubles to the specified details, but the goods never received. After the transfer, the manager stopped contacting, and the store page was deleted.

Police are currently investigating. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Kursk region urges citizens to be vigilant when shopping online and not to transfer prepayment to unfamiliar sellers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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