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Un grup de români care se ocupa cu fraude online a reușit să păcălească peste 700 de persoane din Germania și Austria să plaseze comenzi pe diverse site-uri, pentru produse care, în realitate, nu existau. https://t.co/g8XMwUhpe8
Un grup de români care se ocupa cu fraude online a reușit să păcălească peste 700 de persoane din Germania și Austria să plaseze comenzi pe diverse site-uri, pentru produse care, în realitate, nu existau. Prejudiciul ajunge la 106 milioane de euro. https://t.co/1gYmY9SD4i
In what the Viennese are calling "Rip-Deal 2.0" fraud, victims gave scammers crypto in exchange for counterfeit cash. The suspect, who was found with €200,000 in fake cash, is now serving a 3-year prison sentence. Read more: https://t.co/Zw2Zxzjc9y
A group of Romanian scammers has defrauded over 700 individuals across Germany and Austria, amassing more than €106 million. The fraudulent scheme, referred to as 'Rip-Deal 2.0', involved victims exchanging cryptocurrency for counterfeit cash. Austrian police uncovered the operation, leading to the arrest of a suspect who was found in possession of €200,000 in fake currency. This individual is currently serving a three-year prison sentence. The scams targeted unsuspecting victims who placed orders for non-existent products on various websites.
