Wrong Pix Transfer Becomes A Police Case After Woman Loses R$ 200 And Recipient Blocks Her On WhatsApp Immediately

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 01/12/2025 at 05:54

Updated on 01/12/2025 at 06:08

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Woman Entered An Incorrect Number When Making The Transfer, Lost R$ 200 In A Wrong Pix And Saw The Recipient Refuse The Refund, Leading The Case To Investigation For Embezzlement

A woman living in the Alvorada neighborhood in Araçatuba filed a police report after a wrong pix resulted in the loss of R$ 200 during a transfer.

The mistake occurred when she was trying to transfer the amount between two accounts under her own name and ended up entering an incorrect number, sending the money to a stranger.

Upon noticing the wrong pix, she attempted to contact the recipient by phone, described as a foreigner living in Presidente Prudente, but received no response. Later, she sent a message via WhatsApp, which was viewed and subsequently blocked by the recipient.

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The woman stated that her family had already faced a similar situation with the same man. Her sister, at an earlier time, also made a wrong pix to the recipient. After several attempts to collect and filing a report, she managed to retrieve the mistakenly sent amount.

The repetition of the same recipient’s name caught the victim’s attention and reinforced the need to seek police support to clarify the individual’s behavior and check for possible illicit practices.

Police Evaluate The Suspect’s Conduct

The man identified as the recipient lives in Presidente Prudente, a municipality located about 164 km from Araçatuba. The Civil Police will analyze the facts to identify any irregularities and advise the victim on the appropriate measures.

The investigation will verify if there was an intention to appropriate the amount and whether the recurrence involving the victim’s sister may influence the case’s handling. The progress of the investigations should indicate the next steps for the woman to resolve the issue caused by the wrong pix.

With information from ampi.net.br.

Wrong Pix Transfer Becomes A Police Case After Woman Loses R$ 200 And Recipient Blocks Her On WhatsApp Immediately

Woman Entered An Incorrect Number When Making The Transfer, Lost R$ 200 In A Wrong Pix And Saw The Recipient Refuse The Refund, Leading The Case To Investigation For Embezzlement

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Police Evaluate The Suspect’s Conduct

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