In Russia, an unidentified man who stole a phone got a huge loan from a bank and trapped the owner.
According to media reports, the smartphone of a man named Vladimir Volokovic was stolen in Russia, after which the thief took advantage of the login of the bank application in it.
The thief seized the opportunity and applied to the bank for a loan of 20,000 dollars, to which the bank gave him the money. ۔
Vladimir said his phone had been stolen and he had not received any loans. The victim said that the bank was not canceling the loan application.
He also said that he could not report the theft of the phone to the police, which caused him so much damage.
In an interview with a private Russian radio channel, Vladimir said: "For some reason, I was unable to change the password of the mobile application because 24 hours were spent without internet."
He said that a friend called and reported that he had found a mobile phone, after which he was satisfied, but later found out that he had joined the thieves and the three of them shared the loan amount from the bank. Of
"They applied for a loan with an electronic signature and withdrew 19 1,900 already in the account," Vladimir said.
"The problem is not the loss of money in the account, but the bank is talking about repaying the loan I did not take. I have to repay this amount with interest for five years," he said.
On the other hand, the bank took the position that Vladimir had to contact the bank 24 hours in advance but he did not do so, now he has to repay the loan amount.
