The Texas man loses 32,000 dollars in life savings in the plans to impersonate banks – but Chis will only pay him $ 2000: Report
According to what was reported, a school teacher in Texas lost all his life savings after responding to a phone call from a person who pretended to work in his bank.
WFaa Reports That the plans called for Russell Lee and persuaded him that they were bankers with Chis Bank.
The perpetrators told Lehy that he had been fraud and needed to transfer his money to a new account. They also sent him text messages and bank information that look real.
Lesi now warns others against falling for the scheme. The 26 -year -old says he is spending weekends at home and avoids traveling to save money to start a family. After losing 32,000 dollars to the fraudsters, he says he is now living in a salary.
Unfortunately for Lehy, Chase was only $ 2000 because the accident is not covered with fraud.
Chis says in a statement,
“Fraud at a bank account includes someone who illegally reaches one person and performs withdrawals, transfers or purchases without the permission of the account holder.”
The bank says it is in scenarios like the case of Lehi, the perpetrators used a deceptive plan or a trick to deceive a person from their money or their valuable assets.
Customers who are not sure if the person who is connected to the bank can contact the number on the back of his card or visit a branch.
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