Account looted: fraudsters are wrong with false SMS!

Account looted: fraudsters are wrong with false SMS!

Horn, Österreich - A serious fraud shocked Horn: At the end of November, a 60-year-old man received an SMS that informed him that his financial online ID would take place. In order to clarify this, he clicked on the link contained in the message, ignorant that he would go into a trap. The next day he received a call from a supposed IT employee of his house bank, who claimed that there were striking account movements in the four-digit euro area. In order to undo the transactions, the caller asked the victim to log into his online banking in order to receive further instructions. After the implementation of these instructions, the man found several debit in the five -digit range on his accounts, as Meinzirk.at reported.

fraud by self -service petrol stations

In another scandalous case, more and more perpetrators are trying to recharge their batteries at self -service petrol stations without paying for the fuel. These “petrol station cases” are not only a problem for the operators, but also for law students who study the complicated legal questions behind such acts. Studies show that many law students have to deal with the regulations on theft, fraud and embezzlement, especially such as the perpetrator who fueled at the petrol station. According to Section 263 of the Criminal Code, a perpetrator could be punished by pretending a payment at the cash register while not paying for the fuel. In fact, such cases were often treated in university exams and in the exam because they touch legal gray areas that stimulate legal discussions, as Juraexamen.info reports.

This shows that both the fraud by telephone and the illegal fuel cover are serious illegal actions that employ not only the individuals concerned, but also the institutions in the region. While in the first case the telephone fraud caused considerable financial damage, the petrol station fraud represents a challenge for legal system and society that is extensively treated in legal training.