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A man who had £165,000 stolen from his Revolut business account by fraudsters has told the BBC he believes the company’s security measures failed to prevent the theft. https://t.co/eBkwHHn5oN
Jack watched helplessly as more than £150k was taken from his account. Is Revolut a safe place to deposit cash? https://t.co/d3ZYZ3mhXI
‘I lost £165k to fraud in an hour’ Customers say they were let down by e-money firm Revolut https://t.co/wuZiNMdKYd
Charlie Nunn, CEO of Lloyds Banking Group, has criticized tech companies like Meta for enabling fraudsters to contact potential victims, as reported by BBCLauraK. This comes amid reports of significant fraud incidents involving the e-money firm Revolut. Customers have reported losing substantial amounts of money, with one individual stating they lost £165,000 in an hour. Another customer, Jack, watched helplessly as over £150,000 was taken from his account. These incidents, reported by BBC, have raised concerns about the security measures in place at Revolut.
