Recently, the Linhu Police Station received an alarm from a primary school student’s family, saying that his sister received a fraudulent message pretending to be a police officer while playing on her mobile phone at home. The other party claimed that it was illegal because she was a minor consuming music in a certain place, and asked her to use it. The parent added a social software account on his mobile phone to guide him in the operation to help him resolve the matter. The sister followed the instructions and transferred money to the other party many times, resulting in being defrauded of 5,000 yuan.
Case review
Recently, when 10-year-old Xiao Dai was browsing a certain music on his mobile phone at home, he received a private message from a stranger. The other party claimed to be a police officer. Because he was a minor, consuming on a certain music was suspected of being illegal. . At first, Xiao Dai didn't take it seriously after seeing the message. After a while, the other party contacted Xiao Dai again through a voice call and repeated the content of the private message. Xiao Dai recalled that he had indeed tipped the anchor on a certain voice, so he Believe it or not.
When the other party saw Xiao Dai, he began to believe it, saying that as long as he followed the other party's request, the other party could settle the matter. Xiao Dai simply followed the other party's request, opened WeChat, and told the other party the balance. Since Xiao Dai's WeChat balance was only more than 4 yuan, the other party began to ask whether Xiao Dai's parents' mobile phones were around. After learning that Xiao Dai's parents were at work, the other party asked Xiao Dai to use their parents' mobile phones to call the other party after their parents got off work. , and cannot let parents know.
A scared Xiao Dai immediately took away her mother’s mobile phone and called her after get off work. Xiao Dai’s mother was used to it and didn’t ask any questions. After getting the phone number of Xiao Dai's mother, the other party added WeChat and asked Xiao Dai about the Alipay balance of the mobile phone. After Xiao Dai told the other party that the balance was more than 7,000 yuan, the other party sent a payment code, because Xiao Dai did not know the Alipay balance. The payment password could not be transferred, and the other party asked Xiao Dai to transfer money on WeChat. Xiao Dai transferred 2,000 yuan to the other party through WeChat bank card, but he was afraid that his mother would find out. Xiao Dai deleted the transfer text message on his mobile phone. The other party then asked Xiao Dai to send a screenshot of the deduction text message. Xiao Dai said that it had been deleted. The other party said no. If there is no screenshot of the text message, the other party cannot help Xiao Dai settle the matter. Xiao Dai has no choice but to transfer 3,000 yuan to the other party as required. At this time, Xiao Dai left a screenshot of the deduction text message, and the other party again Xiao Dai was asked to send a screenshot of the WeChat payment, but at this time Xiao Dai had already deleted the screenshot of the WeChat payment, and the other party said no, and wanted to transfer the money again.
At this moment, Xiao Dai’s mother came over and asked for Xiao Dai’s mobile phone. After the other party learned about it, she asked Xiao Dai to lock the door and not tell his family. Xiao Dai transferred another 3,000 yuan to the other party’s payment code, but because the account had Risk, the transfer of 3,000 yuan was not successful. Because her mother was urging her outside the door, Xiao Dai could only open the door. After getting her phone back, Xiao Dai's mother happened to see the other party sending a WeChat message. Only then did she realize that her daughter had been deceived, and she quickly called the eldest daughter to call the police. In the end, Xiao Dai was defrauded by the other party out of a total of 5,000 yuan.
Currently, the case is under further investigation.
The police remind
Parents should not reveal their bank card account numbers, payment accounts, passwords and other information to their minor children. When minors use mobile phones, it is best to be accompanied by family members. They should provide anti-fraud education to minors and strengthen safety consciousness.
Source: Wuzhong Public Security Micro Police
