Big scams,

Big scams,
Start the communication by pretending to be your real mutual and offers you a speudomise for days of your real mutual, and you stick a contract from behind asking you to send back a phone number verification sms code without informing you that this code is in fact an electronic signature, here is the scam made to my parents-in-law of a certain age.
I would have liked to be able to go and explain myself to them as a large family, because they no longer answer the phones.