Ukash Helps Europol Fight Russian Scam

By  |  February 18, 2013
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Prepaid payment services provider Ukash has been working with Europol, to help them combat a Russian scam. The scam involved tricking victims into paying a 100-euro fine, after accusing them of visiting adult sites. The scammers then asked the victims to pay for this fictitious fine using eMoney.

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