"Your passport information is suspected of illegal entry and needs to go to the local police station in Harbin to deal with..." On August 16, the reporter learned from the Taiyuan Anti-Fraud Center that fraudsters had recently impersonated police officers to handle cases and asked the parties to transfer money to the so-called safe account in order to carry out fraud. Ms. Zhang of Taiyuan City fell into the trap of scammers and was defrauded of more than 480,000 yuan.
Recently, Ms. Zhang, who lives in Qiaodong Street, Taiyuan City, received a call from a "policeman" saying that she was suspected of entering the country illegally. According to Ms. Zhang, when she heard a call from the Public Security Bureau and knew that she had recently gone to Harbin, she believed the other party without saying a word. Because the other party claimed that she had violated the law, under nervousness, in order to rush to prove her innocence, Ms. Zhang did not think much about it, and then entered 480,000 yuan into the designated "safe account" according to the requirements of the other party. In this process, the other party also asked Ms. Zhang to set up a call transfer on the mobile phone according to the instructions to avoid others from disturbing the police to handle the case. After remitting the money, Ms. Zhang, who had calmed down, realized that she might have encountered telecommunications fraud under the reminder of her colleagues, so she quickly called the police.
At present, the case has been accepted by the Qiaodong Criminal Police Team of the Yingze Sub-bureau, and the case is under further investigation. The police in this warm reminder: you can download the National Anti-Fraud Center App through the mobile phone application mall to understand the relevant content, the phone from 96110 must be answered, the TEXT message from 12381 must be read, I hope that everyone can keep their money bags.
Source: Shanxi Legal Daily
