Wife's Voice Mimicked in New Belarusian Phone Scam

Mogilev Residents Warned About New Phone Scam A new type of phone scam has emerged in Mogilev, Belarus, targeting unsuspecting individuals through their wives' phones. The scam involves fraudsters using technology to mimic the voice of a wife, requesting money from her husband for personal purchases. One Mogilev resident, Vadim Lyahoy, created a short video to raise awareness about the scam. "They call pretending to be your wife and ask for money," Lyahoy explains in his video. "They're very convincing." The video, which has quickly gained popularity, shows a comedic skit featuring Lyahoy and his wife. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement. While the comedic approach might seem lighthearted, the underlying message is serious, highlighting the importance of being aware of such scams and taking precautions to protect oneself from financial fraud. The quick spread of the video demonstrates the need for effective and engaging methods to educate the public about these emerging threats.