19-year-old Minsk resident registered a "digital" medical card for six thousand rubles
The girl received a message in a messenger from alleged polyclinic employees who offered to register a "digital medical card," according to "Minsk Police."
Under the guise of clarifying data, they asked several questions, and then, via a robot voice on the phone, provided a code, which the victim gave to the scammers. Realizing the deception, she blocked the interlocutors.
However, after that, fake National Bank employees contacted the girl. They stated that loans had allegedly been taken out in her name and began to intimidate her with criminal liability, searches, and confiscation of money.
To save her savings, they suggested she "declare" them, i.e., transfer them to the specified account. Frightened, the girl transferred over 6,000 rubles to the fraudsters.
In the evening, she told her parents about the incident. They immediately realized that their daughter had become a victim of fraud and took her to the police.
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