Tori Resident Loses Over €2,000 in Sophisticated Online Fraud Pärnu, Estonia – A resident of Tori village has reported a significant financial loss following a deceptive online scam, according to a report released by the Pärnu Postimees on April 6, 2026. The individual fell victim to a fraudulent scheme initiated through a seemingly innocuous Facebook message. The victim received an invitation via messenger, purportedly from a family member, referencing a lucrative lottery opportunity. Following instructions provided within the message, the individual clicked a link, leading to a fraudulent website. Within a few clicks, approximately €2,000 was transferred from the victim’s bank account. Police are investigating the incident, which is indicative of a growing trend of sophisticated internet fraud. Scammers are increasingly adept at mimicking legitimate communications, including those from friends and family, to gain trust and manipulate victims. “This case is no longer rare,” stated a police spokesperson. “The ability to impersonate trusted sources on social media presents a significant risk to individuals.” Authorities are pursuing criminal proceedings related to the fraud. The incident highlights the importance of verifying the authenticity of online requests and exercising caution when responding to unsolicited messages, particularly those involving financial transactions. Further details are pending the ongoing investigation. Topics: #sister #invitation #lottery Post navigation THE BEST TECHNIQUE ⟩ Liina Stein: «It makes you look younger, prettier and more confident!» The bill promoting the employment of minors goes to the first reading