Attention! Be carefull. A group of telephone scammers from Moscow has become more active!
Young people call from 84954327163 and introduce themselves as Sberbank employees. They say, “You don't know such and such? (they call their full name), and then they say “Do you know that he has withdrawn _ thousand rubles from your card?” Then they offer to return this money, but for this they request the card details.
Do not fall for the tricks of scammers and do not share your card details with anyone. Sberbank has card data. From the same number, judging by the reports on the network, the scammers offer pensioners a payment to the "children of war", for which they are also asked to provide bank card details. There may be other options for their actions.
As you can see, these degraded non-people specialize mainly in retirees. If you hear a young and confident voice in the receiver. then hang up. Therefore, if you have relatives and friends of the elderly, warn them about fraudsters who extract their card details. Let everyone be sent away.
Personally, I immediately called them scammers when they called my mother and began to "punch her brains". The young man in the phone immediately after my accusation of fraud "hesitated", and after I confidently told him that no one had transferred money from her card, he hung up.
Never panic with these calls. Fraudsters are counting on this. That being said, remember:
- you may not be a client of Sberbank (or another bank, of which they represent themselves);
- your card may not have the amount that they claim to transfer;
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- if you have an SMS notification connected to the card, then in any case, first you will receive an SMS that funds have been withdrawn from the card;
- if you received such an SMS, then make sure that it came from the corresponding number of Sberbank online;
- in any case, in such situations, it is better to call back the Sberbank service by official phone numbers.
But most importantly, remember that Sberbank employees will never squeeze out your card details, since they have all this information in their database. Likewise, do not give any of your card details by phone to anyone, even if you are promised some kind of free payments (prizes, lottery winnings, donations, etc.). Using your card details, fraudsters can, without leaving home, make purchases in an online store or pay for services on your behalf, or even transfer money to their account or card and withdraw them.
By the way, they may not necessarily call from the same number. They can own a whole such "corporate network". Therefore, similar calls are possible from close numbers. This number is recorded on the operator "IP Amelkin Alexander Nikolaevich" in Moscow, which has 3000 numbers. So, be careful. And let the well-deserved karma overtake all degraded non-people as quickly as possible.