A resident of Kirov transferred 1.4 million rubles to scammers for the sake of "updating her credit rating."
According to the police, a Kirov resident received a call from an unknown person who claimed that suspicious activity had allegedly been recorded on her accounts. According to the interlocutor, this could indicate the transfer of money to finance the needs of a "hostile state" and could serve as grounds for criminal prosecution.
To avoid problems and protect her accounts from loans and theft, the girl was offered to "update her credit rating." To do this, as explained by the interlocutor, it was necessary to transfer her savings to a "safe account," after which the funds were supposedly to be returned.
The Kirov resident believed the caller and transferred 1 million 403 thousand rubles to the specified details. After receiving the money, the unknown person stopped contacting her, and the correspondence with him disappeared.
Realizing that she had become a victim of fraud, the girl turned to the police. A criminal case has been initiated under the article on fraud in a particularly large amount. An investigation is underway. Kirov residents have already given fraudsters more than 800 million rubles: the results of 2026 and the high-profile case "Case and Money." The Kirov prosecutor's office recovered 400 thousand from drop-off points in Ryazan, Chelyabinsk, and St. Petersburg through the court. Double deception over the phone: fraudsters swindled nearly 2 million from Kirov spouses.
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A resident of Kirov transferred 1.4 million rubles to scammers for the sake of "updating her credit rating."
A 22-year-old resident of Kirov became a victim of fraudsters who posed as employees of the Federal Financial Monitoring Service. Under the pretext of "updating her credit rating," the girl transferred over 1.4 million rubles to the criminals.
