Scammers have come up with a new scheme: they call Russians on behalf of a delivery service and inform them that their paid order from an expensive appliance store has arrived.

The scammers provide the recipient's real information and address, and then ask for the "confirmation code" from the text message. They ignore any questions about the cost or contents of the order. Once they receive the code, they gain access to the victim's accounts or finances, according to RIA Novosti.

Recently, scammers have started sending emails with pre-trial claims. Such letters are sent allegedly on behalf of various organizations, legal companies, or alleged business partners.

Scammers have started choosing Russians who look like them and taking out loans with their documents, which are sent to the scammers by their employers.

Earlier, Russians started receiving fake letters allegedly from Roskomnadzor, which claim that using VPN services at work has been banned since February 26. However, the letters look official and even contain a data

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-kamysty-druzhba/press/news/details/1184757?lang=kk