The city of the film warns against bluff sms from SF Bio

"The bio SF celebrates its birthday and therefore offers two tickets, popcorn and sodas 29 SEK". So, it says in an SMS that is sent to several people right now. But the message is clean and vague.

"I got pissed and pissed off when I opened it," Nina said.

He pings on the phone and on the screen appears "SFBIO". In the text, you offer movie tickets and snacks at a great price if you click on the link in the message.

Then it says in the text: the one that is currently sent to several people in Sweden. But the message does not come from Filmstaden (formerly SF Bio), but from a fool. Nina is the one who received the message.

– The sender was from SF Bio. It seemed credible and gave no warning sign. But when I entered the link, I became suspicious when the price was so low, said Nina.

She gave google offers of SF Bio and found articles on previous bluffs allegedly from SF. Nina then realized that this message was probably also a bluff.

"I got angry and cursed when I opened it, and you want to warn others," Nina said.

To win movie tickets, you must pay

In the new bluff message, visit the following website:

"Answer and get 250 crowns Gift card at special price! The gift card can be used in all Swedish cinemas."

To compete, you must pay 13 crowns.

"You use our brand and our product for fraudulent purposes.We find this very annoying, it is our customers who are affected," said Thomas Runfors, director of information at Filmstaden.

The police detects all sms bluffs

Thomas Runfors indicates that the city of the film is reporting all the bluff sms they are getting to know and that they have also reported this new wave of bluffing.

– We have also posted a warning on our website to communicate with our customers. But we can not send an email to all Swedes. We do not know who is exposed and so we are hard to warn, says Thomas Runfors, and continues:

"I just got an email from a woman who wanted to give tickets to her grandchildren and who thought it was a good offer, but she found it a little strange and so she asked us if we were late, and it's good that she checked, "said Thomas Runfors, calling on others to remain vigilant against this scam.

October 30, 2018 8:41 p.m.