Scammers devised an attractive scheme from "Euroopt" — it's easy to fall for it
Scammers lure with bonuses and steal money.
Scammers have come up with a new trap. As the Minsk police report, fraudsters are sending messages to people, claiming that bonuses or gifts have accumulated on their "Euroopt" card, which will soon expire.
It's easy to claim them — you need to choose a reward, enter personal data, or download an application.
The link leads to a fake website that looks very similar to the real one.
If you enter your details, phone number, or bank card data there, the scammers will take all the money from your account or gain access to your phone.
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