It was the last week of January, Mario Salas was celebrating his birthday with the news that his construction company had acquired important machinery for your business. However, two months later He died of a heart attack after discovering that he had been scammed for S/700 thousand.
According to Latina, Mario is one of the victims who has reported to the Address to a criminal organization that in the last six months accumulated S/700 million defrauding honest people.
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For this, The criminals of this gang almost perfectly copied the pages of important companies, cloned them and then constituted company names with names similar to those of the large companies in public records.. With these documents they opened bank accounts where the victims had to deposit thousands of soles for products that they would never receive.
“I couldn’t believe it when they called me and told me that my husband was lying in an ATM. His pressure was so much that I didn’t want to, I said: ‘it can’t be’”, detailed his wife between sobs.
According to the daughter of Mario Salas, it was a friend of her father who provided her with a website where they sold some heavy machinery from the Chinalco mining company. “They were offering them because they had been in use for several years, that is why he decided to contact that page and be able to negotiate”.
To purchase such machinery, The businessman paid $18,000 for a truck, $59,000 for a bulldozer and $26,800 for a backhoe.. “He paid all this through the bank. These deposits did not do it in a single day. My father trusted a lot because of these vouchers”.
As can be read in the images broadcast by the morning, the mining company Chinalco Perú SA appears as the beneficiary in the vouchers. “The machinery does not arrive. He tells me don’t worry, the deposits are in the Chinalco mining company”.
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Seeing that the machines did not arrive despite having made the respective payment, Mario Salas and his family went to the bank to check if any inconvenience had occurred, there they were informed that the deposits had gone to an account that was in the name of a third party identified as Brayan Pisango and not of a company.
The family complained to the bank for not having warned of the situation. Feeling that everything was lost, the businessman asked the bank to reschedule the debt. However, on March 25 he died in the middle of the street in front of an ATM. “He died in the same ATM from so much concern”.
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