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Her ordeal began when she got a call in June from a man who said he was with the TD fraud department. He told Fraser someone was trying to transfer $9,000 from her bank account to buy Bitcoin and that it was "very urgent."
"I just remember feeling really panicked," she said.
The fraudster told Fraser she needed to safeguard the cash in her account — $10,000 — by moving it to a new TD account. He then helped her set up an e-transfer contact in her name so she could, he said, send the money to herself until the account was set up. He also told Fraser the security question and password to use for the e-transfer.
Shortly after the call, Fraser found she hadn't in fact sent herself the money. Instead, it had vanished.
"I just remember feeling really panicked," she said.
The fraudster told Fraser she needed to safeguard the cash in her account — $10,000 — by moving it to a new TD account. He then helped her set up an e-transfer contact in her name so she could, he said, send the money to herself until the account was set up. He also told Fraser the security question and password to use for the e-transfer.
Shortly after the call, Fraser found she hadn't in fact sent herself the money. Instead, it had vanished.
