Wrong daughter, false prosecutor: Senior cheated on deposit

Wrong daughter, false prosecutor: Senior cheated on deposit

A senior was victim of telephone fraudsters who spoke as a public prosecutor, a police officer and even as his daughter. The fraudsters claimed that the supposed daughter had caused a serious traffic accident and now had to pay a deposit to avoid custody. The senior was asked to give either cash or valuables to pay the deposit. These valuables also included gold coins that were captured by the fraudsters.

The perpetrators used a well thought -out stitch to gain the confidence of the senior and to persuade him to hand over valuables. Due to the dramatic situation and the supposed emergency of his daughter, the fraudsters managed to convince the senior to hand over money and gold coins.

It is important to be vigilant in such situations and not reveal any personal or financial information. Telephone fraud can have serious financial and psychological consequences for the victims. It is therefore advisable to contact the police in case of doubt and report suspicious calls to protect other potential victims.

Telephone fraud is a widespread problem that is becoming increasingly evolved and gains creativity. It is therefore important to find out more about the most common fraud stitches and take precautions in order to protect themselves from such attacks. Victims of telephone fraud should immediately take advantage of professional help in order to minimize the damage and to take legal action.