Online games
Already spiritually and materially
"Magic" on you and me today
Same with books, music, film and television dramas
Walked into our lives
Changing everyone's lives
With the continuous explosion of various online games
Fraudsters are also eyeing this piece of "fat meat"
I want to play the game more safely
You must first know how to identify a scam
"Master" playing on behalf of the player
In June this year, Xiao Chen met a "master" while playing a game. The "master" told Xiao Chen that he was a professional game "substitute training", and he usually charged 3,000 yuan for playing games for others, but because he could talk to Xiao Chen, 1,000 yuan could help him play to the highest level. In addition to the joy, Xiao Chen did not hesitate to agree to come down.
After negotiating the details, the "master" said that Xiao Chen's game account was bound to WeChat and mobile phone, and he needed to log in to his WeChat when practicing, so he asked for Xiao Chen's mobile phone number, WeChat account, password, and verification code. Finally, he also warned Xiao Chen that during the "substitute training", you cannot log in to WeChat, otherwise the account will be frozen, and when the "substitute training" is over, he will send a text message to notify Xiao Chen.
Half an hour later, Xiao Chen, who was immersed in the joy of upgrading the "king", received a call from relatives and friends asking why he borrowed so much money. Xiao Chen felt that something was wrong and immediately logged on to WeChat, only to find that the "master" actually used his Own WeChat to fabricate various reasons to borrow money from a number of relatives and friends.
Precautionary points
When hiring a game to train, you must be vigilant, you must not easily leak your account information, binding information, of course, it is best not to find a substitute training, to hone your skills, improve the level, and get the fun of the game.
Find CP, show affection
One day in June, Xiao Wang was playing a game at home, and a "little sister" took the initiative to add her friends and offered to "level up" with him.
After a few days of acquaintance, "Little Sister" constantly seduced Xiao Wang, saying that she was single, wanted to fall in love with him in reality, and was CP in the game. Subsequently, the "little sister" told Xiao Wang that after a certain degree of intimacy is reached in the game, it can be virtually "married", but increasing the intimacy requires constantly recharging her and sending flowers. Xiao Wang, who was also single, did not have time to think much, and he gladly agreed.
As the exchanges continued to deepen, the "little sister" told Xiao Wang that she treated this feeling very seriously, and sent a screenshot of the payment record for the purchase of a ticket, saying that she wanted to "face the base" with Xiao Wang, hoping that the other party could also show sincerity. Seeing that "Little Sister" is so sincere, Xiao Wang is also unequivocal. As long as the other party needs to use money, he did not hesitate to transfer money and sent 30,000 yuan in red envelopes.
However, in the days that followed, "Little Sister" began to become lukewarm. It wasn't until the day of "Face Base" that "Little Sister" suddenly blocked Xiao Wang, and he found himself deceived.
Precautionary points
Online dating needs to be cautious, do not trust the pictures and videos sent by the other party. When netizens who have never met mention property, they should be more vigilant and not be carried away by sweet words and fall into the "peach trap" of scammers.
Low-cost charging
In July this year, Xiao Li, a college student, fell in love with a mobile game. Looking at the cool equipment and handsome skin of his game friends, he was very envious, so he recharged several times through the game's formal channels.
However, as a student, Xiao Li's living expenses are not generous. When he was at a loss, he accidentally saw an advertisement for "low-cost charging" when browsing the website, and he clicked on the link and added the customer service of the charging agent.
Customer service recommended a series of preferential packages to Xiao Li. After multi-party comparison, Xiao Li chose the package of "recharge 50 yuan and get 500,000 coupons" and completed the transfer recharge according to the "customer service" guidelines.
After transferring 50 yuan, "customer service" said that Xiao Li needed to transfer and recharge 648 yuan to activate the diamonds in the account, and after activation, he could return the 648 yuan withdrawal.
Xiao Li thought that he had recharged 50 yuan, and the website looked quite reliable, so he transferred and recharged 648 yuan.
I thought that the diamond would arrive immediately, "customer service" also said that due to Xiao Li's mistype of the bank card number, the account was frozen, and it was necessary to transfer and recharge 648 yuan to unfreeze the previous 648 yuan.
Xiao Li had to transfer and recharge 648 yuan again, but found that he still could not withdraw cash, and the customer service of the charge also had no news.
Precautionary points
The sky will not drop the pie, do not easily believe that the market price is far below the price of the charging advertisement, the game recharge, trading must choose the formal channels, refuse to trade privately.
Substitute anti-addiction
In order to prevent minors from indulging in games, many games have an "anti-addiction system". Once the player has played consecutive games beyond the limit, they will automatically go offline.
This was originally a good mechanism to protect the physical and mental health of players and prevent them from becoming addicted to the game, but it was unexpectedly used by pervasive scammers.
Junior high school student Xiao Chen received a system prompt when playing games on his home mobile phone: the length of play for minors is limited to one and a half hours. Subsequently, Xiao Chen was forced to quit the game.
At this time, Xiao Chen was having a good time, and in order to continue playing the game, he searched the Internet for a way to lift the restriction.
Among the many search results, Xiao Chen saw an advertisement that said that he could "lift the restrictions on minors' games" for only 6 yuan. She immediately contacted "customer service" through QQ in the advertisement.
"Customer service" told Xiao Chen that he had to pay 6 yuan first before proceeding to the next operation. Xiao Chen did not hesitate to scan the code to pay. Subsequently, the "customer service" asked Xiao Chen to video call him through the parent's mobile phone. Xiao Chen followed the instructions to find his mother's mobile phone.
After the video, the other party asked to "verify the real-name system of the personal account", and then sent a two-dimensional code for Xiao Chen to scan the payment, and promised that "after passing the verification, the money will be returned the same way". In order to break the game time limit as soon as possible, Xiao Chen paid 1,000 yuan with his mother's mobile phone WeChat.
After the transfer was completed, the "customer service" suddenly disappeared, and Xiao Chen realized that he had been deceived.
Precautionary points
Such scams are usually predominantly juvenile groups, generally minors under the age of 16. On weekdays, parents should guide their children to enhance their risk awareness, increase vigilance, do not easily pay strangers, and do not easily believe in game cracking, plug-ins and other programs, so as to achieve moderate games and healthy life.