False Employees "Primier Energy & Police: A Woman From Chisinau Lost 1.1 Million Lei
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A 64-year-old resident of Chisinau town fell into the net of crooks and ran out of more than 1.12 million lei. The woman was convinced to pass the money on to an unknown person after being manipulated by people who claimed to be employees of an energy company and the police.
A 64-year-old woman was deceived by more than 1.1 million lei, after being contacted by an unknown person who initially appeared as an employee of the company "Primier Energy", and later as an employee of the police. According to the police, under an invented pretext, the woman was persuaded to transmit, through
A 64-year-old woman from Chisinau ran out of 1,120,735 lei, after being misled by crooks. The fact was committed between September 10-16 and was reported to the police just now. According to the law, the woman was contacted by an unknown person, who presented herself [...] Article A woman from Chisinau ran out of more than 1.1 million lei, after being cheated by crooks first appeared in the Voice of Basarabia.
A 64-year-old woman was cheated with more than 1.1 million lei, after being contacted by an unknown person who initially appeared as an employee of the company "Primier Energy", and later as an employee of the Police. According to the police, under an invented pretext, the woman was persuaded to transmit, through [...] Article Case of fraud, reported to the Police: A woman was injured with more than 1.1 million lei appears first in Reality.md.
A woman in the capital was one step away from losing more than 100,000 lei after several people contacted her and presented themselves as police officers and representatives of the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA). The woman was informed that her personal data would have been used for the fraudulent contracting of a credit. Under the pretext [...]
A woman in the capital was one step away from being deceived by over 100,000 lei by those who recommended themselves police officers and representatives of the Financial Supervisory Authority.
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