
A resident of Kirov transferred 168,000 rubles for a nonexistent trip.
In mid-June, a resident of Kirov became interested in an advertisement for summer holidays from one of the tour operators posted online. She left a message in the company's social media group, after which a woman identifying herself as a travel agency manager contacted her. The communication continued via WhatsApp messenger.
The manager explained the offers and conditions of the holiday. The woman agreed and transferred 58,000 rubles to the specified account details. Later, she decided to go with her children and rescheduled the departure date — which required an additional payment of 110,000 rubles.
After some time, a contract for tourist services was sent to the Kirov resident. The manager promised to send the remaining documents within a few days, but they never arrived. Attempts to contact her were unsuccessful: the victim was blacklisted in the group, and the correspondence in the messenger was deleted.
The woman filed a police report. A criminal case has been initiated regarding the incident, and an investigation is ongoing.
The police remind that with the arrival of summer, cases of fraud involving seasonal themes have increased — from selling cheap travel packages to issuing fake insurance policies. Citizens are advised to be vigilant and purchase travel services only through official resources.
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