The news of the out-of-court settlement between Fox News and the electronic vote counting company Dominion Voting Systems went global, both for the amount the American television network was asked to pay, and for the admission of fake news.
Now independent MEP, Alexis Georgoulis, is in the middle of a veritable legal and political storm, after Chronopoulouregistered her grievances with Belgian police.
A well-known Cretan businessman fell victim to wily scammers and saw his company's account stripped bare - within seconds!
The impressive thing is that although he himself almost immediately realized that a scam was being set up, he did not manage to save the money, also because of the inaction shown by the bank despite contacting them immediately!
It was all done in a matter of minutes.
The Cretan businessman based in Heraklion, according to information from cretalive.gr, received a phone call from an "employee of the region of Crete" who mentioned his name and particulars in order, he said, to deisburse an invoice owed by the region to him, an amount of around 700 euros for an event that had taken place at his place.
This particular scammer was not just convincing, but absolutely clear, as he mentioned the invoice details, the dates and even the name of the supervisor who signed the payment document!
A report compiled by UNESCO’s World Heritage Center (WHC) and the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) refers to the status of the Athens Acropolis as “excellent and very well protected”, two years after sharp opposition criticism was raised in Greece over the laying of a cement walkway at the site.