Mand fra Kiel mister 118.000 euro i svindelnummer med falsk Santander-portal

En eventarrangør fra Kiel har sandsynligvis mistet sin opsparing på 118.000 euro i et svindelnummer med en tidsindskudskonto. To måneder efter at have reageret på en Instagram-annonce for et angiveligt tilbud fra banken Santander, har han anmeldt sagen til politiet som erhvervsbedrageri.

Manden, hvis rigtige navn er et andet, reagerede på en annonce på det sociale netværk. Siden gav indtryk af at være en ægte tidsindskudskonto hos den spanske storbank Santander. I virkeligheden havde banken intet med sagen at gøre.

Svindlere kopierede hjemmesider og login-sider fra kendte institutioner. De lokkede med højere renter og afledte investorernes penge. Sådanne sager har fået mere troværdighed, efter at renterne er steget til flere procent.

Forbrugerråd registrerede mere end 1400 klager over investeringssvindel i 2025. Det svarer til en stigning på 59 procent i forhold til det foregående år.

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