Online cryptocurrency scam in Paphos Thousands of euros gone - Two citizens deceived Police again urge citizens to be particularly careful
Two residents of Paphos complained to the police that an unknown person deceived them by giving them money to buy cryptocurrency.
According to information from the Cyprus Times, in the first case, a 52-year-old Greek Cypriot man[/B] complained that he made a transfer of 18 thousand euros to an account indicated to him by an unknown person he met on social media. A similar complaint was made by a 23-year-old man from Bangladesh, also a resident of Paphos, for the amount of 1500 euros
[/P]The Police again urge citizens to be particularly careful and suspicious and not to take any action if they are not sure of the source of the message.
It is also stressed that the public, should carefully check the email addresses from which they receive messages, as, the address may look like the correct one, but it is not.
The Police also urge people to contact the Police and the Cybercrime Sub-Division if they are victims of fraud or if anything suspicious comes to their attention.
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