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Many customers at a time Ica and chicken coop currently victim of fraud and both business owners have recently posted warnings on their websites.

"Currently, Bluetooth messages circulate to Ica's name via SMS, email, Facebook and phone," writes Ica.

Thursday, Hilda Rudén received, 46, an offer of sms from fraudsters claiming to be Coop to buy a new cell phone against bonus points at Coop.

She was fooled by her bank details – now she wants to warn others about bluffing.

"I had to pay for my stupidity and now I want to warn others," says Hilda Ruden to Dina Pengar.

According to the text: a must Coop points go out after four hours, but she can use her points to get a phone that usually costs $ 13,000 free – she only has to pay the shipping costs, 29 SEK , with his debit card.

"Currently, SMS non-Coop Bluff circles, the SMS is about" birthday "," points due "and contests, do not click on the links or submit any information. it's gone " writes Coop on its website.

Just before Friday's lunch, editorial board reporters also received similar sms from fraudsters claiming to be Ica.

"The ICA celebrates its birthday and therefore wishes to send you a present! Click here:", it is said in the text that at first glance it seems that Ica is the sender.

If you click on the link In the text, you will be asked to print on one of the packages on the screen for the chance to win the "ICA Awards". During the game, a detailed comment box shows how Facebook users are bothering the competition to avoid bluffing.

If you have already shared your information, Ica recommends that you contact your bank and inform you that you have been exposed to fraud.

"When you have been a victim of fraud, you can also contact the police with a notification," writes Ica.

See the clip and Hilda's warning below: