With a perfidious shocking fraud, fraudsters managed to save an old Innvierteler that are for preference and the watches with a value of 280,000 euros. The crooks spent her counterpart as a doctor. They claimed that the son of the woman had cancer and could only be cured by an expensive special medication. Unfortunately, the 83-year-old involved gave them about all the valuables she had.
A caller who spent a professor of a Vienna Hospital on 30 April claimed to the woman (83) in Ranshofen that her son would be in the hospital with acute colon cancer. The cancer can be cured, the caller calmed it, but a medicine from Switzerland should be obtained that would cost 280,000 euros.
Transfer at the parking lot
In the absence of at home that was stored at home, the assumed doctor agreed “funny” to accept gold jewelry as a payment for once. Shortly thereafter, the pensioner handed over to an unknown valuable jewelry and highly priced watches in the parking lot of her house.
On May 1, the 83-year-old realized that she was cheated and that fraudsters had been eaten. It submitted a criminal complaint to the police. For the time being, however, there is still no trace of the unknown and prey.
- Don’t be put under pressure. Share the caller with the caller that it is unfavorable and a call back. Criminals will increase the pressure so that they don’t do it.
- End the phone call.
- The police never take over and keep cash or valuables for them and do not ask them for transfers to (foreign) bank accounts.
- If you are asked about money or valuables and accounts, you will terminate the conversation.
- If you are called by a hotline and you are asked to enter a key combination on your phone, end the phone call immediately.
- No serious company calls customers without notice for a technical defect.
- Let the caller give you the name and telephone number. Call directly from the specified company and ask the employee.
- Clarify family members about this fraud.
- In the event of damage, contact the following police station and submit a complaint.
Source: Krone
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