Winter Olympic mascot "Ice Pier"
The fire is out of the loop
Repeatedly on the hot search "a pier is difficult to find"
If someone tells you at this point
He has the "inventory" of the "ice pier" in his hand.
There are also many "memorial surroundings"
Will you be impressed?
Don't worry
Be sure to keep an eye on it
Don't fall for the "liars"
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With the help of the popularity of the "Winter Olympics", under the guise of words such as "limited edition" and "out of print", the scammers package ordinary goods into souvenirs that are in short supply and sell them at high prices. In fact, these so-called collections are of poor material, rough craftsmanship, and have no collection value at all.
There are also some scammers who require buyers to pay in advance through WeChat, Alipay, etc. on the grounds of paying a deposit or needing to pay in advance, and directly block the other party after receiving payment.
Besides
There are also these scams
Fake winning information scams
Scammers fabricate false Information about the Winning of the Winter Olympics, and citizens are "lucky" to receive such "winning" information when browsing the Web or chatting online, informing them that they have won the Grand Prize in the Winter Olympics Rewards Lottery and fabricating eye-catching prizes.
When citizens who believe that they are true contact the prize recipient, the other party requires the public to send money first and then receive the prize under various pretexts such as needing a security deposit and paying mailing fees. After the winner remits the first payment, the scammer will continue to deceive the public into remitting money in other names such as handling fees and taxes until it is "eaten dry and squeezed out".
Fake Winter Olympics official website scam
By setting up a fake official website of the Winter Olympic Games, criminals have lured the masses into registering online by setting up fake official websites for the Winter Olympics and conducting so-called "lucky draws", "winter Olympic souvenir gifts for a limited time", "winter Olympic commemorative stamps for a limited time", "winter Olympic commemorative coins snapping up" and other activities on the website.
In fact, scammers have already planted number-stealing Trojans or virus programs in websites. Once citizens follow the path set by the website, they will fall into the trap of fraudsters, resulting in the leakage of personal information and even the money in the bank card being transferred.
1. Please check for official authorization to purchase souvenirs. The production and sale of licensed goods for the Winter Olympics must be approved by the Beijing Winter Olympic Organizing Committee, and the relevant souvenirs have a unique number of appraisal certificates, and the certificates need to be checked and the bills need to be requested in time when purchasing.
2. Be wary of "limited edition" and "out-of-print" pretense. Because of the Spring Festival holiday, some factory workers went home for vacations and other reasons, resulting in a shortage of souvenirs. A spokesman for the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee said that at present, relevant departments are increasing coordination efforts to increase the supply of "ice piers". So, don't blindly grab souvenirs.
3. For all kinds of lottery activities related to the Winter Olympic Games, it is best to log on to the official website of the Winter Olympic Games or check with an authoritative organization. When you encounter the need to pay "advance payment", "deposit", "handling fee", etc. in advance, pay special attention.
4. Do not click on links and web pages from unknown sources, and do not easily disclose your identity information, deposit information and bank card information online.
Source: Dalian Public Security
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