Podvodný zaměstnanec banky: 70 000 EUR od seniorů!

Podvodný zaměstnanec banky: 70 000 EUR od seniorů!

The wave of telephone fraud that is particularly targeted by seniors seems to be rolling unabated in Saxony. Jak bylo uvedeno [radiochemitz.de] (https://www.radiochemitz.de/biebtrag/70000-euro-ergaunert-polappt-bankliche-bankmi zaměstnance-870471/), byl kontaktován předpokládaným zaměstnancem banky. Volající se zmiňoval o podezřelých činnostech ve svém účtu a hrozil, že blokuje osobní údaje, včetně jeho PIN, pokud by starý pán neodhalil.

Přišlo to tak, jak muselo přijít: krátce po telefonním hovoru se objevil údajný policista a nejen ukradl kartu EC oběti, ale také několik tisíc eur, což je specifikace, které mají být padělané peníze. In the period between 17 and 21 March, the police found 20 similar cases. These occurred mostly in Chemnitz and in Oelsnitz/Erzgebirge, Zwickau and Hohenstein-Ernstthal. The financial damage amounts to over 70,000 euros.

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Sitch podvodů, ve kterém pachatelé předstírají, že jsou zaměstnanci banky nebo policisté, je jednou z nejvíce šokujících forem podvodu, zejména proti starší generaci. The police urgently warns of such calls and recommends that those affected to simply put them on and immediately ask their bank themselves. This pours cold water on the supposed "shops" of the fraudsters, who often perform professionally and polite.

Jak uvádí Policejní Sasko, další pokusy o podvod v Chemnitz byly také zaregistrovány mezi 17. a 21. případ. However, this recognized the fraud and ended the conversation, which is a gratifying exception.

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those affected are often not only confused, but also suffer from the pressure to have to act quickly. This means that you pass on personal information that can have devastating consequences. Podle Mobil-lehen.de, jsou senioři často cílem takové rip-off s moderním fradsem. The most common methods are grandchildren trick, order fraud and the grasping personal data.

The 36-year-old suspect, who has now been arrested in North Rhine-Westphalia, is suspected of being responsible for over 70,000 euros. During searches, the police found several EC cards that were also used in the Saxon cases. He is currently in custody and the investigators continue to progress by evaluating surveillance videos and ATM dates.

The police appeal to everyone, especially the older fellow citizens: inside, to be vigilant. Confidentiality and skepticism are the best protective measures against these perfidious fraud. If in doubt, a confidant or the police should always be contacted.