According to her, the man contacted the woman by phone. “He presented himself as a representative of the bank with which the injured party has an established account and deceived her by claiming that he wanted to prevent the attack on her bank account,” the spokeswoman said.
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According to her, the man wanted to tell the woman the code that came to her private cell phone. His trick paid off because he got what he needed. “As soon as he had the code at his disposal, he withdrew 80 thousand crowns from her account,” Zajícová stated.
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According to her, the woman came to the transaction about two hours later and immediately reported the fraud to the police. “We are investigating the case on suspicion of committing the crimes of fraud and unauthorized access to a computer system and information carrier,” the spokeswoman added, adding that the perpetrator could face up to eight years in prison.
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