Scammer Sent Larisa Dolina a Passport with a Photo of an Actor from ‘Spider-Man’

After selling her apartment and transferring the money to supposed employees of Rosfinmonitoring, one of the scammers tried to force Russian People’s Artist Larisa Dolina to sell her country house and grant a power of attorney in his name. She revealed this on December 5 on the program ‘Let Them Talk’ on Channel One.
To convince the singer that she was speaking to a real Rosfinmonitoring employee over the phone, the scammer sent her a photo of a ‘passport’ with what appeared to be a generated picture of Hollywood actor Tom Holland, known for his role in ‘Spider-Man’ movies. The document was in the name of Andrey Olegovich Lukin, born on November 6, 1989.
The singer noted that the photo in the passport did not match the one on the ‘Andrey Lukin’ profile avatar when he called. Nonetheless, Dolina believes that a person with that surname, name, and patronymic truly exists. ‘Deep down, I believe they will be found,’ she said.
Larisa Dolina expressed sympathy for all victims of scammers because she now knows firsthand what it feels like. ‘I want to tell viewers to pay close attention to what’s happening in life. Watch the videos that appeared on all channels after my case, where representatives from the Supreme Court, the prosecutor’s office would address people: ‘Don’t answer calls, they can only summon you, these matters are not resolved over the phone.’ I didn’t know any of this back then because those videos didn’t exist. I didn’t know what neural networks were. I don’t understand things on that digital scale,’ the star explained.
In case she fell for scammers’ trick. She then announced that she will return the entire amount paid to her for the apartment by the buyer, Polina Lurie, even though she doesn’t have that money herself at the moment.