Illegal phone activities reported in Baden-Baden, Germany, as Polish police investigate cases of fraud.

In an unfortunate incident, an employee of a supermarket chain in Baden-Baden was targeted by a fraud scheme on Monday afternoon. The incident occurred around 3:30 PM, with the employee receiving a phone call.

The fraud scheme was a brazen operation, exploiting the trust of the unsuspecting employee. The caller claimed to be an employee of the store and instructed the employee to block "Apple gift cards." The employee was then told to run seven cards through the cash register and provide the card codes over the phone. Subsequently, the caller instructed the employee to run four more cards through the cash register using her own debit card.

The fraud resulted in a total damage of 2,600 euros. The incident involved the use of "Apple gift cards," an online trading platform.

The Baden-Baden police station has initiated an investigation into the incident. The Baden-Baden police investigation into the fraud incident can be contacted at the Police Headquarters Offenburg. The official contact details are: Phone: 0781 - 211211, Email: [email protected]. The official website for the Baden-Württemberg police is http://www.polizei-bw.de/.

Despite the ongoing investigation, the unknown perpetrator has not been identified. The search results do not provide the name of a suspect involved in counterfeit notes crimes specifically in Baden-Baden.

The employee was instructed to run 11 "Apple gift cards" through the cash register and provide the card codes over the phone. However, it is unclear if the entire 11 cards were successfully used in the fraud.

This incident serves as a reminder for everyone to be vigilant against such fraudulent activities, especially during these times when many are conducting transactions online. It is crucial to verify the authenticity of calls and emails, and never to share sensitive information unless absolutely necessary.