€1000 Lost: Latvian Man Warns of Fake CSDD Email Scam

Latvian Man Warns of CSDD Email Scam After Losing €1000 A Latvian man has shared his experience of falling victim to an online scam, warning others about a fraudulent email that appeared to originate from the CSDD (Road Traffic Safety Directorate). The email, received on [date], claimed the man had committed a traffic violation on the Liepāja highway and demanded payment. He followed the instructions in the email, transferring €1000. "I logged into Smart-ID to verify," he explained, "but it was all a lie." After realizing the deception, he contacted his bank and reported the incident. The man's story underscores the importance of verifying the authenticity of emails and online communications before taking any financial action. Police are investigating the incident and advise citizens to remain alert to similar phishing attempts. The CSDD has issued a statement urging the public to be cautious of such scams and to never click on links or provide personal information in unsolicited emails. They advise citizens to always verify communication through official channels. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of online safety and the need for increased awareness of fraudulent activities.

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"Izrādās, ir tik vienkārši..." Horenam Stalbem izkrāpj 1000 eiro; mūziķis brīdi…

“Esam vērīgi! Līdz šim domāju, ka tas var notikt tikai ar kādu omīti! Bet nu arī es pirmo reizi mūžā esmu kļuvis par krāpnieku upuri,” atzīst mūziķis…