htmlOn September 18, Ms. Wang, who was in a state of dismay, came to the Criminal Investigation Brigade of Xialu Public Security Bureau to call the police, saying that she could not contact her boyfriend anymore. Below is a self-report from Ms. Wang:
html At the end of August, I met a man named Gao Hui (pseudonym) on a marriage and dating website, who was a financial planner in a certain bank. During voice chat, he was humorous and knowledgeable, and most importantly, he cared about me very much. Although he had never met, he fully met all my requirements for my partner. htmlOne day in September, Gao Hui suddenly asked me to help me and log in to his overseas exchange account to operate. I thought he trusted me so much, so I agreed to the request. I can't understand what the red and green numbers on the web page represent, but the 6,000 yuan increase in Gaohui's account made me moved.Gao Hui seemed to have a clear understanding of my thoughts. He said, "Dear, you can try it, don't worry, I'm here!" I tried to invest 20,000 yuan to buy a certain digital currency . In just over ten minutes, the account number increased by 2,000 yuan. While I was happily sharing the results with him, I also felt a little worried in my heart. The benefits and risks always accompany me. Do I still want to continue?
"This week is a golden opportunity period. I calculated that I could make a profit of about 20% in a day. After this week, the market risks will be very high." Gao Hui's words made me who was swaying and invested all the 90,000 yuan I saved in one breath.
Twenty minutes passed, and the number did not increase, Gao Hui said he had to wait. An hour later, the numbers still remained unchanged, and Gao Hui made me patient. A day later, the webpage could not be opened, and I could no longer contact Gao Hui.
Based on the information provided by Ms. Wang, the police found that Ms. Wang was not actually "disappeared" by her boyfriend, but was defrauded of 110,000 yuan by the Internet. She quickly stopped paying her bank card involved in the case. Then she told Ms. Wang that she had the same "experience" as her. Only then did Ms. Wang realize that what she encountered was not love, but a scam.
Police remind
Be vigilant when making friends online
Remember "six don't"!
1. Do not answer calls that are automatically transferred by strangers;
2. Do not make suspicious consultation calls involved in unknown text messages;
3. Do not easily believe the number displayed on the call in the phone;
4. Do not believe in the "safety account" provided by any "judicial authority";
5. Do not believe in any unknown person about deposits, bank freezing and other scams;
6. Do not transfer, transfer, or deposit money to the bank account provided by strangers.
Low Lu Public Security
Source: Ping An Huangshi
