21.10.2025 16:00
In Ankara, a woman named Buse Nur Dikiciler gave her friend her credit card and bank account information to buy a computer, saying, "We will do e-commerce together." After a while, 54 separate fraud investigations were initiated against her.
A woman in Ankara who provided her credit card and bank account information is accused of fraud.
Buse Nur Dikicer, who lives in the capital, allegedly gave her childhood friend O.Ç. her credit card and bank account information in March 2023 to buy a laptop, saying, "We will do e-commerce together, we will do business." Shortly after, 54 separate investigations were initiated against Dikicier for fraud by using information systems and banks or credit institutions as tools.
ACCUSED OF AIRFRYER FRAUD
In a case filed by M.T., who was defrauded under the pretext of selling air fryers, Buse Nur Dikicier was sentenced to 4 years in prison and a fine of 10,000 TL by the Balıkesir 3rd Heavy Penal Court. Dikicier appealed the decision through her lawyer and took the case to the appellate court.
"THEY BLOCKED ME EVERYWHERE"
Dikiciler, explaining that the people who deceived her were individuals she had known for 10 years who came in and out of her home, said, "I didn't expect such a thing because I had never experienced anything like this in my surroundings before. After my cards were with them for 4-5 days, I couldn't reach them in any way. They blocked me everywhere." Dikiciler, who mentioned that there are 54 separate investigations against her, stated that she wants the right to reconciliation.
"NOBODY WANTS TO HIRE ME"
Dikiciler continued:
"This is the situation I fell into because I trusted my friend. We want the real culprits to be found. I was preparing for university. But because of these events, my dream of university has completely gone to waste. I couldn't attend university in any way. Although I had no criminal record before, my record is now tarnished. I can't find a job anywhere. I'm struggling a lot. Nobody wants to hire me. Even friends from my surroundings are reacting. I'm only 24 years old, I'm very young, and I'm trying to stand on my own feet."
"THIS IS A PROBLEM SPREADING ACROSS THE COUNTRY"
İsmail Özdemir, the lawyer of 30 people who have also been investigated for the same crime, stated that it is the deceived individuals who are being punished, not the actual perpetrators of these crimes.
Özdemir said, "While those who manage the flow of money are outside, the individuals who are made to use bank accounts can face life sentences because they are easily accessible. This problem is no longer an individual issue; it is increasingly becoming a nationwide problem."
Stating that the investigations are limited to the owners of the IBANs involved in the fraud, lawyer Özdemir said, "When we look at who these bank account owners are, many of them are students, individuals aged 18-25 with little life experience and high trust. The damages of the victims need to be addressed in these cases, and the actual perpetrators need to be reached through reconciliation."