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A Rijeka Resident Thought He Was Investing in Oil, Gas and Medicines. Fraudsters Took 60,000 Euros From Him

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A RIJEČANIN (48) was defrauded of 60,000 euros after investing through a fraudulent online platform that promised quick profits from oil and gas trading. Police are investigating the fraud case.

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A RIJEČANIN (48) was defrauded of 60,000 euros after investing through a fraudulent online platform that promised quick profits from oil and gas trading. Police are investigating the fraud case.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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He was misled by promises of quick and high earnings by investing in oil, gas and pharmaceutical products, and on several occasions he transferred a total of 60,000 euros from his current account to a foreign bank account, after which he realized that he had been scammed.

Police are warning citizens about the increasing number of investment scams via the internet.

Promises of quick profits and lucrative investments have once again led to major financial damage. This time the victim is a 48-year-old Croatian citizen who, believing he was investing money via an online trading platform, lost as much as 60,000 euros. The case is being investigated by police officers from the 1st Rijeka Police Station, who are conducting a criminal investigation on suspicion of committing a criminal offense […]

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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