How to help loved ones not become victims of DIGITAL SCAMMERS
(phone scammers, loan and apartment scams)

Recently, People's Artist Larisa Dolina lost almost all her savings and her apartment: digital scammers tricked her into selling her apartment and transferring hundreds of millions of rubles to the accounts of frontmen.

Anyone can become a victim of modern scammers — regardless of their level of education, social status, or relationship with the law — because they now use the most advanced technologies with artificial intelligence for fraud. They can fake a person's voice or even appearance when they contact you. They can spoof an incoming number so that it looks like a number from your phone book. They also use social engineering technologies — special interaction techniques that allow them to persuade people to take the actions the scammers need.

And in this transitional period, while scammers are technologically ahead of both law enforcement agencies and collective experience, the only way is to take care of yourself. If you are personally technically and psychologically 'savvy', there are surely those in your family circle who are vulnerable due to a different life experience — it was either formed a very long time ago, or it is insufficient.

I suggest you use the materials I have developed and become an 'information leader' in your community to help your loved ones and acquaintances ensure their safety. Watch the episodes to get a deep understanding of the topic. Forward the link to this page to those who are also ready to delve deep. For the rest, download the brochure (at the end there is a 'refrigerator sheet' for printing).

How to organize a conversation with relatives:
a small recommendation

In the expert examination of the Larisa Dolina case, the age '50+' was indicated as a factor that made her vulnerable to scammers.

Mature people become attractive targets for scammers for several reasons: they often have real estate and savings earned throughout their lives. They also have life experience that allows them to feel confident in life. However, completely unnoticed by people, their life experience becomes outdated. In terms of the same technological changes, they may not have time to update it, but at the same time be sure that they 'know everything better than others'. And this can prevent them from accepting help even from their adult children.

Larisa Dolina's daughter, according to her, saw that something was wrong with her and asked questions, but the singer hid everything, as the scammers convinced her that any disclosure of information about the secret operation in which she was participating was a 'punishable' offense, and Larisa also thought that in this way she was, on the contrary, protecting her loved ones, as the attackers promised to help 'look after' the 'girls' (daughter and granddaughter). And only when Dolina herself realized that she had become a victim of fraud, she called her daughter at 6 am and said: 'Lina, I'm in trouble,' — and she immediately came.

Therefore, your loved ones will not always be open to conversation: delicacy is often needed here. It is important not to approach this 'from top to bottom', to try not to use this situation to 'change places with parents' — some parents in this case will simply not be receptive to new information. Just as parents once looked for an approach to you to encourage you to do some boring but necessary things (if they looked), so you now have to 'manage' to convey the necessary information.

To do this, I suggest you use the same approach that I use on my channel — to package useful information under the guise of discussing a high-profile case. This will allow you to turn a preachy conversation into a bit of gossip, and this will increase the likelihood that your warnings and recommendations will be perceived. Start with the phrase: 'Listen, have you seen the story about Dolina? Can you imagine how far technology has come? You can fake your appearance, voice, and even your phone number…' I wish you luck.

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The materials are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal/financial advice. In an emergency, act through your bank and law enforcement agencies.

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The information on the site and in the materials is provided for educational purposes and does not constitute legal, financial, banking, or other professional advice. The author does not guarantee the prevention of damage: fraudulent schemes are changing, and decisions in specific situations depend on the circumstances. The author is not responsible for the consequences of using the materials; you act at your own risk.

If you suspect fraud, immediately contact your bank at the official number and, if necessary, law enforcement agencies.