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Resident of Ossetia lost almost 600 thousand rubles when buying a non-existent quad bike

38-year-old resident of the Alagir district of North Ossetia spent almost 600 thousand rubles to buy an ATV, which he never received

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Resident of Ossetia lost almost 600 thousand rubles when buying a non-existent quad bike

A 38-year-old resident of the Alagir district of North Ossetia spent almost 600 thousand rubles to buy an ATV, which he never received. On the initiation of a criminal case on the fact of fraud reported in the press service of the Republican interior Ministry.

The victim said that he found a website selling equipment and contacted the manager. Having issued a delivery contract, the man transferred 596 thousand rubles to the account specified by the scammer. But after payment, the seller stopped contacting and deleted the chat, and the site stopped working.

Earlier it was reported that the pensioner from Essentukov kept more than 130 grams of the drug.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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