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Company loses €23,000 in email fraud case
4 sourcesFirst reported 1 month agoUpdated 1 month ago
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- A company paid over €23,000 to fraudsters posing as a supplier.
- The scam was reported to the police in Nicosia by a company employee.
- A modified invoice was sent via email on May 5, leading to the payment.
- The police advise verifying emails before proceeding with payments.
- Business owners are urged to inform staff about this type of fraud.
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Omega TV (Omegalive)First
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Sigmalive+5m
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All coverage
center
Νέα υπόθεση απάτης: Επιτήδειοι «άρπαξαν» €23.000 από εταιρεία
Sigmalive· 1 month ago
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Εταιρεία πλήρωσε ψευδές τιμολόγιο μέσω email και έχασε €23.000
Alpha News· 1 month ago
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Απάτη με ψεύτικο e-mail: Εταιρεία κατέβαλε πέραν των €23.000 σε λογαριασμό δραστών που παρίσταναν προμηθευτή
Philenews· 1 month ago
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«Τρύπα» χιλιάδων ευρώ για εταιρεία: Πίστεψαν ότι πλήρωσαν προμηθευτή, τελικά ο προμηθευτής ήθελε τα λεφτά του – Τι συνέβη
Omega TV (Omegalive)· 1 month ago