Here in Rio already happened before by using ATMs in far away places to withdraw cash, and using credit card machines from "laranjas", people that is hard to tr

Here in Rio already happened before by using ATMs in far away places to withdraw cash, and using credit card machines from "laranjas", people that is hard to trace, usually without their consent. Nothing new. Didn't increased. São Paulo cases are a novelty because it's really a "well" thought/planned method with specific personas to attack. It's not just a random person in the streets. And it shows that men are as fragile as women in these emotional tricks. (and we should understand them better as part of this increased awareness)