Kelmid varastasid inimeselt 650 000 eurot

Kelmid varastasid inimeselt 650 000 eurot

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Scammers stole €650,000 from a person

Sel nädalal kaotas 70-aastane Harjumaa mees 650 000 eurot. .
. . . . Siis nad varastavad raha.
. Nad panevad inimesed kiiresti tegutsema. Inimesed ei jõua mõelda. Nad sisestavad PIN-koodi ja kaotavad raha.
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. Kui keegi helistab ja tahab raha, ära anna. .
Pangad kasutavad spetsiaalseid süsteeme. Need aitavad peatada kahtlaseid tehinguid. Kui klient räägib petturiga, pank sulgeb konto.
Politsei ütleb: ükski asutus ei küsi kunagi PIN-koodi telefoni teel. .
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This week, a 70-year-old man from Harju County lost €650,000. He fell victim to an investment scam.
Much more money is stolen through phone calls. The scammers call and speak in pure Estonian. They claim to be bank employees or other officials. The scammers ask for the PIN code to be entered. Then they steal the money.
The scammers use urgency. They make people act quickly. People don't have time to think. They enter the PIN code and lose their money.
Even company managers fall victim to scams. The scammers use very clever schemes.
Be careful. If someone calls and asks for money, don't give it. Say you will check the matter and call the police.
Banks use special systems. These help to stop suspicious transactions. If a customer talks to a scammer, the bank closes the account.
The police say: no institution will ever ask for a PIN code over the phone. Never give your PIN code to others.
Catching scammers is very important for the police. They work with other countries to catch scammers.