At about 11 o'clock on June 22, the Qutang Police Station of the Hai'an Municipal Public Security Bureau received an alarm from a bank in the jurisdiction saying that a customer in the business hall requested to transfer 30,000 yuan to speculate in stocks, and that he might have suffered from telecommunications fraud. The police immediately rushed to the bank to dissuade him, thus revealing the mystery of how the "financial teacher" secretly taught you how to make a lot of money by speculating in Hong Kong stocks.
After on-site inquiries, we learned that Yang has been keen on stock trading recently and was dragged into a stock trading group by a stranger friend. The "financial teacher" taught stock trading knowledge in the live broadcast room. During the exchange, the "teacher" said that A-shares are not good, but he can help everyone make money quickly by trading in Hong Kong stocks. . After hearing this, Yang was very excited and downloaded a software for trading in Hong Kong stocks based on the recommendation of his "teacher". At noon that day, Yang arrived at the bank and prepared to transfer 30,000 yuan through the counter to the account provided by the financial management teacher. The vigilant bank staff noticed something strange and called the police. After the police arrived at the scene, they explained to Yang that they should transfer money to the specific card number provided to recharge Hong Kong stocks. You can also see that the balance displayed on the APP is increasing, but the funds have not actually entered the formal securities account. The displayed balance is just a number modified by the scammer in the background. Only then did Zheng suddenly realize that he deleted the software on the spot to avoid losses.
Police remind: When trading stocks, you must use formal platforms. Do not click on links sent by strangers, do not download informal apps, and do not transfer or recharge to strangers’ personal accounts. Whether it is Hong Kong stocks, US stocks, lotteries, digital currencies, foreign exchange, futures or precious metals, anyone who claims to be a guaranteed winner is a scam.
proofreading by Tao Shanggong
