
Phone scammers began to ask to transfer money or take out a loan amid reports of Russian banks being disconnected from international payment systems, Russian Interior Ministry spokeswoman Irina Volk said.
“Among other reasons for the call is the possibility of an allegedly upcoming complete ban on cash withdrawals from accounts or a global blocking of banking operations as a result of the imposition of sanctions restrictions,” the message says.
In addition, scammers can offer to take a loan at a low interest rate and transfer it to a special account that actually belongs to scammers, or require you to provide full card details or SMS codes that come in.
Roskachestvo told about the scheme of fraud with "merged" cards of banks Technology and media
Earlier, the Ministry of Health warned about scammers who, speaking on its behalf, call Russians and try to cause panic and artificial excitement in the drug market, warning "of an imminent shortage." The attackers are advised to buy medicines for the future, the department clarified, indicating that the Ministry of Health is not connected with these calls.