Marek Migalski criticizes the Polish president for his decision to defend medical charlatans, revealing true political intentions aimed at personal gain rather than protecting patient health, and suggests that this benefits fraudsters who undermine citizens' trust in science and experts. (translated)
Fraudsters pretended to be employees of the Czech National Bank and swindled a man from Přerov out of 390,000 crowns by extracting money from him over the phone under the pretense of threatening his identity and finances, which again highlights the need to be cautious of unknown callers and to ignore such suspicious calls. (translated)
According to the agreement with the spokesperson @Celnispravacr, I am posting this: Customs officers never send similar SMS messages! Yes, you will probably realize that it is nonsense⤵️. Still: something "needs to be resolved" that day, 20 minutes before the closest office closes... it can confuse someone. Fraudsters are becoming increasingly sophisticated, beware of them! J. (translated)
🔥 THE STATE HAS PUBLISHED YOUR ADDRESSES, MOBILE NUMBERS, AND SIGNATURES. ALL SWINDLERS HAD ACCESS TO THEM This is an absolute disaster 👎🏻 In Slovakia, you don't even need hackers; the government itself publishes all your private and personal data... (translated)
A man from Karviná was defrauded by scammers out of nearly a million crowns after he met a woman on a dating site who promised him quick earnings for completing simple tasks on the internet, and after a series of investments, he was prevented from withdrawing his saved money, which led him to realize that he had become a victim of fraud. (translated)
A senior who was tricked by a scammer posing as a manager of an investment company lost 13 million crowns in five months, and during the handover of the money, he always had to state the password "scooter." (translated)
During the past weekend, people in the Litoměřice area lost almost 2.5 million crowns in connection with investment fraud, as the scammers posed as trustworthy investment advisors and manipulated the victims into making further payments, highlighting the seriousness of this problem despite repeated warnings. (translated)
A woman from Olomouc lost more than eight million crowns after communicating for several years with a man who posed as a Turkish actor, and after establishing a relationship, he gradually tricked her into giving him significant sums under various pretenses. (translated)
The police in Pforzheim warn of a new scam when purchasing cars online, where scammers offer non-existent vehicles at attractive prices and demand deposits, with even experienced buyers increasingly struggling to detect the fraud. (translated)
Scammers test their victims by getting them to send small amounts to transparent accounts of non-profit organizations, thereby verifying if they are sufficiently manipulated to start investing, thus abusing the good name of these organizations. (translated)
The scammers lured more than a million crowns from trusting parents by posing as their children, who allegedly needed money to pay bills, communicating from new phone numbers, and the parents often realized the scam only after they contacted their real children. (translated)
The article warns about a dangerous fraudulent practice aimed at establishing associations, where scammers promise protection of assets and tax reduction, but victims often lose their money and property, while the actual costs of starting an association range between 5,000 and 10,000 euros, which is significantly more than in reputable offices. (translated)
Ten people have been charged in Ukraine for vishing, where scammers were robbing Czech citizens over the phone, despite their broken Czech, with the total damage potentially reaching hundreds of millions of crowns. (translated)
Why shouldn't I have the moral credit to write about the vice chairman of the chamber, who, as an alleged financial expert, gets tricked by some fraudsters? Among other things, he is the vice chairman of the chamber who meets with people from the underworld and whose boss got off from a conviction for fraud and harm. (translated)
Current scammers are increasingly using new tricks, such as faking urgency and personal cash transfers, to defraud victims of their money, leading to a rise in banking and payment fraud, which increased by 41 percent in the first half of this year. (translated)
The article describes how scammers lure victims on Facebook with lucrative offers, which then leads them into a scam on Telegram, where they initially pay to build trust and then increase the stakes, while readers are given advice on how to recognize warning signs and respond appropriately. (translated)
The article warns about fraudulent SMS messages that inform drivers about unpaid parking fines and prompt them to click on fake websites, where scammers gradually rob victims of their money, and recommends the use of virtual payment cards to protect personal finances. (translated)
BEWARE OF SCAMMERS WHO WANT TO ROB YOU!!! In Hejnice, fraudulent phone calls are not uncommon, which try to convince trusting people that they are being called by a banker or a police officer and attempt to explain how they should save their money in the bank account. (translated)
The author of the book "The End of Financial Illiterates in the Czech Republic" fell for cryptocurrency fraudsters. The case of Patrik Nacher perfectly illustrates the Czech government. (translated)
A woman who became the target of fraudsters in the banking sector describes how the fraudsters put her in a stressful situation and almost forced her to transfer money through manipulation and threats, but in the end, she was able to save the money thanks to warning signs. (translated)
