In recent years, there has been a high incidence of "voucher fraud".
Because it is a "long term fishing for big fish" and highly concealed,
victims have been repeatedly scammed.
However, when a young man in Hangzhou encountered a fraud,
the police came to the door in time to dissuade him.
As a result, he was not deceived.
Instead, he "earned" a small amount of money from the scammer
html On the evening of July 3, Xiao Peng (pseudonym), who was surfing the Internet at home, saw an online part-time job recruitment information. The job requirement was to help a certain website increase its click traffic and increase its popularity. Xiao Peng joined a WeChat group out of curiosity, and administrators in the group posted tasks from time to time. When he saw that many group members successfully made money by completing tasks, Xiao Peng tried to take on a task.Xiao Peng performed a series of operations according to the task requirements, and finally transferred 815 yuan to a designated account. Half an hour later, Xiao Peng's Alipay successfully received a refund of 978 yuan. Xiao Peng was in a good mood and easily earned more than 100 yuan. However, since it was midnight, he decided to rest first and continue his "money-making plan" tomorrow.
html On the morning of July 4th, Xiao Peng found that the amount of tasks in the task group had increased and the rewards were correspondingly higher. Just when Xiao Peng couldn't wait to do the task, a phone call came in. "Hello, this is the Shiqiao Police Station of the Gongshu District Branch of the Hangzhou Public Security Bureau. We have warned that you may be experiencing fraud. Have you transferred money to strangers recently?"
I haven't realized that I have been scammed. Xiao Peng directly rejected the police, saying that he had not transferred money to strangers and that his recent transactions were normal, and then hung up the phone.
Just when Xiao Peng clicked on the task again and decided to make a fortune, Chu Jingwei, a member of the "Master Xie" anti-fraud riding team of Shiqiao Police Station, knocked on the door of Xiao Peng's house.
Face to face, Chu Jingwei once again confirmed the transfer information to Xiao Peng, "Who is the payee of this transfer? Is it someone you know?" Seeing Xiao Peng shake his head, Chu Jingwei once again He asked back, "Since you don't know the other party, why do you want to transfer money to the other party?"
Under Chu Jingwei's repeated questioning, Xiao Peng finally told him about his part-time job online. "This is a fraud!" Chu Jingwei told Xiao Peng categorically, and combined with the current situation, introduced similar typical cases and fraud methods in detail, so that Xiao Peng could understand the true purpose of the scammer.
Under the patient explanation of anti-fraud officer Chu Jingwei, Xiao Peng finally realized the dangerous situation of almost falling into the trap of a scammer, and completely gave up the idea of continuing to work part-time to cheat orders. Finally, anti-fraud officer Chu Jingwei distributed anti-fraud promotional materials and notices to Xiao Peng, reminding him that online orders were 100% a scam, and anyone who transferred money to an unfamiliar account was a fraud.
Police remind:
The so-called brushing fraud is when scammers use various pretexts to get victims to advance funds in advance, and then get a small amount of quick rebate. When the victim tastes the sweetness, the scammer will induce him to invest a large amount of money, and finally blackmail him and run away. The general public must keep their eyes open and be careful.
Reposted from丨Ping An Gongshu
Source: China Police Network
