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Woman convicted in Dagestan for selling someone else’s bank card

Caspian City Court Convicts Woman in Case of Selling Someone Else’s Bank Card

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Woman convicted in Dagestan for selling someone else’s bank card

The Caspian city court has convicted a woman in the case of selling someone else’s bank card. This was reported by the joint press service of Dagestan courts.

It was established that in August 2025, the defendant, out of selfish motives, offered her friend to issue a bank card and transfer it for a monetary reward. After receiving the card and pin code, she transferred the electronic means of payment to a third party for 7 thousand rubles.

The woman pleaded guilty. The court sentenced her to one and a half years of suspended imprisonment with the same probationary period. In the income of the state confiscated 7 thousand rubles received as a result of the crime.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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