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New online scams steal over €56,000 from victims in Limassol and Paphos.
4 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 6 days ago
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- Two recent cases of online fraud involving substantial thefts are being investigated by the police in Cyprus. A 50-year-old man reported losing over €56,000 after falling victim to a phishing email on July 11. A second case involves a 48-year-old woman who granted access to her computer to an unknown individual. The complaints were filed with the Limassol and Paphos police departments. The investigations aim to uncover the methods used in these fraudulent schemes.
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Δύο διαδικτυακές απάτες με λεία πέραν των €56.000 – Θύματα 50χρονος στη Λεμεσό και 48χρονη στην Πάφο
Dialogos· 6 days ago
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Nέες διαδικτυακές απάτες: Έκαναν «φτερά» πάνω από €56.000
Sigmalive· 6 days ago
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Πάνω από €55.000 έκαναν «φτερά»: Πώς απατεώνες ξεγέλασαν 50χρονο και 48χρονη
Alpha News· 6 days ago
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Χωρίς τέλος οι διαδικτυακές απάτες: Ξεγέλασαν 50χρονο μέσω email – 48χρονη έδωσε πρόσβαση στον υπολογιστή της σε άγνωστο – Πάνω από €56.000 έκανα φτερά
Philenews· 6 days ago