A resident of Kazan sold her car and apartment and gave 11 million to scammers.

      A resident of Kazan sold her car and apartment, and gave the proceeds to scammers. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Tatarstan, a 59-year-old woman received a message supposedly from a management company asking her to join a housing chat. She clicked on the attached link, but then received a message about the hacking of her account on the State Services website. After that, fake employees from various agencies informed her about attempts to take out a loan in her name and convinced her to sell her apartment and car, transferring all the money to a "safe account." Trusting the fraudsters, the woman lost 11 million rubles. Realizing she had become a victim of deception, the victim reported to the police. A criminal case has been initiated.

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      A resident of Kazan gave scammers 11 million rubles by selling her apartment and car. The victim told the police that she received a message in one of the messengers inviting her to join a housing chat. The police received a report from a 59-year-old local resident about the fraudulent theft of her funds totaling 11 million rubles.

      A 59-year-old resident of Kazan lost 11 million rubles due to scammers. The victim received a message urging her to join a housing chat supposedly from a management company.

      A Kazan pensioner lost 11 million rubles when selling her property.

      A resident of Kazan lost 11 million rubles due to scammers. She became a victim of fraud and lost her apartment and car, transferring the proceeds to the fraudsters.

      A resident of Kazan sold her car and apartment and gave 11 million rubles to scammers.

      News from neighboring regions on the topic:

      In a day, residents of the Irkutsk region gave scammers more than 12 million rubles. In the Irkutsk region, five people gave telephone fraudsters 12.8 million rubles in one day.

      An elderly woman from Irkutsk sold her apartment and gave all the money to scammers.

      A pensioner from Nizhny Novgorod sold her apartment after threats from fake law enforcement officers.

      An unfamiliar account, a familiar request: how a Samara woman fell for scammers. A resident of Samara demonstrated extreme trust by transferring 15 thousand rubles to a "friend" who was so "close" that she didn't even know such an account existed.

      In the Irkutsk region, in one day, five people transferred more than 12.8 million rubles to scammers, and one of the victims sold her apartment.

      A resident of Nizhny Novgorod sold her apartment and transferred more than 10 million rubles to scammers.

      Scammers forced a pensioner from Nizhny Novgorod to sell her apartment and give them the money.

      "I am very sick! I need surgery!": A Siberian woman deceived a bank, the police, and her son just to please the scammers. A resident of Buryatia gave scammers almost two million rubles.

      A resident of Tyumen handed over 5.5 million rubles to a courier of scammers.

      More than 12 million rubles were given to telephone and internet scammers by 39 residents of the region over the past week, with about half of the total amount - 5.5 million - lost by a resident of Tyumen.

      A resident of Bashkiria gave scammers almost 9 million rubles. A 30-year-old resident of Agidel gave scammers 8.7 million rubles, reported the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Bashkiria.

      Tyumen residents were warned about new fraud schemes online. Scammers posing as protection against hacking force citizens to activate self-restrictions on loans and voluntarily hand over their money.