Pulska policija danima traga za nepoznatim “menadžerom” koji je 65-godišnjeg mještanina prevario za više od 100 tisuća eura.
Pomno osmišljeni plan prevarant je krenuo realizirati početkom travnja ove godine, kada je 65-godišnjak kliknuo na poveznicu na internetskim stranicama koja ga je upućivala na savjetodavno ulaganje u dionice.
Vrlo brzo ga je kontaktirao nepoznati muškarac koji se predstavio kao menadžer investicijskog fonda i koji ga je naveo da na svoje računalo instalira aplikaciju preko koje su zajedno “kupovali” dionice te na čije je ime oštećeni ulagač uplatio više od 100 tisuća eura. Nije dugo trebalo da shvati da je prevaren, s obzirom na to da mu se “stručnjak” prestao javljati. Muškarcu nije ništa drugo preostalo nego potražiti pomoć policije, koja traga za jednim ili više počinitelja kaznenog djela.
Nastavno na podnesenu kaznenu prijavu protiv nepoznatog počinitelja, istarska policija opetovano upozorava građane da budu oprezni prilikom investiranja kako ne bi postali žrtve prijevara.
– Osim što je samo ulaganje u dionice i kriptovalute rizično, postoji opasnost da ćete naići na počinitelje koji će vas pokušati prevariti ili ćete postati žrtve hakerskog napada. Budite sumnjičavi, dobro se informirajte i potražite nepristrani financijski savjet prije nego što nekome date ili uložite novac. Neki od znakova koji upućuju na to da biste mogli ostati bez svojega novca jesu kada vas navodni brokeri uvjeravaju da je riječ o sigurnoj i lakoj zaradi te da je u tijeku akcija koju treba odmah iskoristiti. Uporni su i nagovaraju vas na trgovanje iako u tome nemate iskustva te vas uvjeravaju da je riječ o jednostavnom načinu trgovanja. Još jedan od znakova da bi se moglo raditi o prijevari jest i kada na trgovinskoj platformi nema jasno navedenih kontakata kojima se možete odmah obratiti, a brojevi s kojih vas zovu brokeri nisu iz Hrvatske te ih ne možete povratno kontaktirati – apeliraju iz PU istarske.
Pritom još podsjećaju da ne postoji laka zarada jer, ako je nešto predobro da bi bilo istinito, najvjerojatnije se radi o prijevari.
Više savjeta o tome kako izbjeći investicijske prijevare možete saznati na informativnom letku , kao i putem stranice Web heroj .
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- government Istarska policija
Net.hrIndependentCenter3 days agoThe Zagreb police reported two separate fraud cases in Novi Zagreb involving elderly women who were scammed out of money. In one case, an 84-year-old woman was deceived into giving away several hundred euros after being told she possessed counterfeit currency. In another case, a 77-year-old woman lost tens of thousands of euros after being convinced by unknown individuals posing as cryptocurrency brokers to invest her money for additional income.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on criminal activity without taking a stance or using biased language. It presents facts based on police statements and does not favor any particular side or ideology.
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- government Zagreb Police Report
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