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"I had no chance of escaping from there on my own: I would have rewritten the car, borrowed money, gone to microfinance and jumped out the window," this is how Yana, who was being processed by telephone scammers for two days, described her situation. She managed to escape from the trap because she felt bad and was afraid to disconnect, only for this reason she called her friends. We highly recommend listening to the story of a girl who transferred 2.5 million rubles to scammers with her own hands. It helps to understand what scammers say, how they act in general and why a person cannot just take and end a conversation at any moment. Participants of the meeting: ▪️ Yana Vlasova - suffered from telephone scammers. ▪️ Tatyana Kopolina - is engaged in the development of financial literacy at "Protsent". → Telegam channel "Percent": https://t.me/percent_creditclub → If you want to get access to secret videos and a subscription to free legal assistance, join the Financial Literacy Association "Percent". Write to us at [email protected] or fill out an application for membership on the website: https://percent.credit.club/o-nas/ Time codes 1:22 What state was the heroine in before the scammers called her? 2:04 The beginning of the criminal scheme: a call from the bank 5:20 The second part of the scheme: they say that the scammers took out a loan in her name 10:55 The third part of the scheme: they transfer the case to the bank's security service 20:41 They almost deceived a friend who applied for training 24:13 Continuation of the pseudo operation to save money: processing loans and cashing out 35:08 Transfer to the FSB to report on what they did during the day 38:57 The second day of the pseudo operation to save money 42:43 The last 250 thousand remain, and it will all be over 50:11 And again we need 250 thousand 1:00:43 When she began to understand that something was wrong 1:01:29 The most emotional moment 1:13:21 How the heroine recovered from being deceived by telephone scammers Information prepared by the non-profit organization Financial Literacy Association "Percent" (INN 6658554552, OGRN 1226600039335, official website percent.credit.club) within the framework of the implementation of statutory activities. Is not advertising and social advertising