Imagine getting a call that claims to be from Tinkoff and asks for personal details. The pattern is typical of phone scams: callers impersonate a bank, request passport data, income info, or try to freeze a card. Never share sensitive information over an unexpected call, and always verify the number through the official bank app or website. Use call‑blocking tools, report the number to your telecom provider, and log the incident with the relevant consumer protection agency. Staying cautious and confirming the caller’s identity protects your personal data and reduces fraud risk.
I didnt even get to answered, but they keep calling, they are pretty persisntent
A woman claiming to be from Tinkoff bank asked for personal financial information, which raised suspicions of a scam
They attempted to extract information from me
Received a call from Тинькофф
Tinkoff is the correct answer!
Someone posing as Tinkoff Bank tried to gather personal data, including salary information, but was dismissed.
They claimed to be from Tinkoff Bank, trying to obtain personal info, but when told unable to talk, they pretended not to hear and insisted.
The call started with a question about my identity, followed by a request for my average monthly income from a person claiming to be a Tinkoff bank employee, clearly a case of number spoofing by scammers
This is Tinkoff bank's number
Banking scammers
I received a call from Tinkoff Bank, and they asked if it was convenient to talk; when I said I was busy, they asked for my average monthly income, which I refused to provide over the phone, and they hung up
