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The rising star of women's football in Russia transferred all her parents' savings…
The rising star of women's football in Russia transferred all of her parents' savings to the scammers – 3.7 million rubles. The family of Lokomotiv Moscow midfielder Sofia Stelmakhova was left without a livelihood.
The sons of dogs worked according to the classical scheme. They attacked the football player with calls in several waves. First, they pretended to be representatives of a mobile operator and said that her contract was ending and she urgently needed to renew it so as not to lose her number—that’s how the criminals received the code from an SMS. Then they introduced themselves as employees of the Central Bank. They scared her with a data leak and said that in addition to her, scammers had taken over her parents’ accounts.
Sofia went to her mom and dad, took their mobile phones and, secretly from them, transferred the cash to her card. Plus I got loans for them. Then I sent it all to “safe accounts”. Later, the parents noticed the translations, and the football player told them everything. They forced her to go to the police, and a criminal case was opened for fraud.
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The sons of dogs worked according to the classical scheme. They attacked the football player with calls in several waves. First, they pretended to be representatives of a mobile operator and said that her contract was ending and she urgently needed to renew it so as not to lose her number—that’s how the criminals received the code from an SMS. Then they introduced themselves as employees of the Central Bank. They scared her with a data leak and said that in addition to her, scammers had taken over her parents’ accounts.
Sofia went to her mom and dad, took their mobile phones and, secretly from them, transferred the cash to her card. Plus I got loans for them. Then I sent it all to “safe accounts”. Later, the parents noticed the translations, and the football player told them everything. They forced her to go to the police, and a criminal case was opened for fraud.
