Russians were warned about fraudsters against the background of Ukrainian Armed Forces attacks on logistics centers

Against the background of attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Wildberries warehouses, fraudsters and lawyers have become more active on the Internet, offering their services to solve problems related to the damage caused. Tatiana Kim, the founder of the marketplace, warned about this on July 31.

"Unfortunately, many scammers and lawyers have appeared on the Internet who want to cash in on our common misfortune. They take advantage of the situation and the ignorance of people, offering their services to solve problems. Therefore, I appeal to all our sellers. Dear partners, trust only the official communication channels of our company and the government. In the current situation, only we and the state can help you," she said.

Wildberries also stressed that terrorist attacks on warehouses are force majeure circumstances and losses are legally non-refundable, regardless of whether this clause is included in the offers.

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The marketplace decided to focus on helping sellers affected by UAV attacks.

On the same day, Kim stressed that Ukraine's strikes on Wildberries' infrastructure pose a direct threat to hundreds of millions of citizens in 10 countries at the same time. She drew attention to the fact that tens of thousands of entrepreneurs from Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Uzbekistan and China are actively doing business in the company's ecosystem, which have already suffered billions of dollars in losses due to attacks on logistics centers.