
Originally Posted by
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Both my wife and daughter have had problems with their Sberbank debit cards recently. My daughter got two SMS messages saying someone had requested money be transferred from her account to a web site, one for 20 k and the other for 10 k Rubles. Luckily, my daughter had insufficient funds and cancelled her card. Then, my wife had a phone call from someone saying they were from the bank, also saying an attempt was made to transfer cash out of her account. The caller had her account info, phone number and other info. When he offered insurance against credit card fraud, she hung up. She also got an SMS with a number that would have allowed her to approve the transfer. She too didn't have much cash on the account and is getting a new card. She uses the "Mir" debit card.
We're in touch with Sberbank and are trying to figure out why this is happening. I have a feeling it is caused by the transfer of cash to people's phone numbers on Sberbank, but it's only a hunch. Keeping my cash in Sberbank low and thinking of switching to Raiffeisenbank or Tinkoff...
Contact the police, Sberbank can't do much. We're the SMS from Sberbank? What kind of phone do your wife and daughter use? Do your wife and daughter shop at the same place online or off? For my wife's and I Sberbank app we use finger prints authorization and have our photos on the app. I have been using Samsung Pay which uses a finger print and that allows me to spend more than one thousand rubles without a pin number.
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