A scammer from Sverdlovsk Oblast will be required to return the money to the victim.

      A resident of Tomsk transferred a large sum to scammers while acting on their instructions. She received a call from "bank employees" who convinced her to take out a loan and then deposit the money into an allegedly secure account.

      — Following the instructions received by phone, she transferred 100,000 rubles via an ATM to the account specified. A few days later the perpetrators contacted her again, demanding an additional transfer, — the regional court press service reported.

      Only then did the woman realize she had become a victim of fraud and turned to the police. During the investigation it was established that the money ended up in the account of a certain Anton from Nizhny Tagil. The prosecutor filed a claim in court demanding the return of the funds to the victim.

      — The defendant did not appear in court and did not present objections to the claims. The court ordered him to pay the victim the sum of 100,000 rubles, — the court press service noted.

      The bank was ordered to return the money secretly debited from a Sverdlovsk resident's card by scammers.

      A migrant transferred money to two schoolchildren from Sverdlovsk and decided to sue them.

      You won money! Scammers have come up with a new cunning scheme to defraud Russians.

      In Yekaterinburg an ATM swallowed tens of thousands of rubles from a single mother.

      Scammers have come up with a way to steal money from Sverdlovsk residents through a special app.

      All the money was withdrawn from the card of a Yekaterinburg participant in the special military operation after his funeral.