The woman was deceived again because of the impersonation of the "Public Prosecutor's Law" fraud, and the South China Sea Public Security Police painstakingly carried out anti-fraud propaganda against her, and the woman vowed that she would not be deceived again; however, in less than a month, the woman was deceived again because of her credulous "unsecured, low-interest" online loans, and lost a total of more than 210,000 yuan twice.
"Police" called nearly 90,000 people in shock
On September 24, Ms. Deng (pseudonym) received a phone call from a staff member claiming to be "a public security bureau", who accurately stated Ms. Deng's ID card number and name, saying that her ID card information had been stolen and used to carry out online fraud, and had been investigated. In the dialogue with the "police", the words "crime", "arrest" and "detention" were constantly mentioned, and Ms. Deng was shocked and afraid. The other party said that if you want to "prove your innocence", you need to provide the bank card number, password and verification code under your name for the police to "check the flow of water", and Ms. Deng, who was nervous, did it one by one, until she found that nearly 90,000 yuan of deposits in the bank card were all transferred, and she did not know that the other party was a liar.
Subsequently, Ms. Deng went to the Jiujiang police station to report the case. In the face of the police's bitter anti-fraud propaganda, Ms. Deng vowed that she would not be deceived again by "eating a long and wise one" and saying that she would not be deceived again.
Credulous "online loans" once again deceived and regretted
After being cheated out of a sum of money, Ms. Deng was very tight on her hands, and she was in urgent need of money to inquire about the way to quickly "get money", at this time, a call from an online loan that could provide "unsecured, low interest" attracted her attention. Under the guidance of the "customer service" of the online loan, Ms. Deng downloaded the designated online loan APP, and filled in the information to wait for the "loan", thinking that she had found a good way to circulate funds, but she did not know that she fell into the trap of the scammer again. Not long after, the "customer service" told Ms. Deng that her information was filled in incorrectly, the account had been "frozen", and it was necessary to transfer "brushing water" to "unfreeze", and under the "flickering" of the other party, Ms. Deng transferred a total of more than 120,000 yuan many times.
On October 20, Ms. Deng, who had woken up and realized that she had been deceived, came to the Jiujiang police station again to report the case. "I am a sister-in-law, usually rarely have contact with the outside world, and I know nothing about telecommunications fraud..." Ms. Deng said that she had confidently thought that fraud would not happen to herself, but she did not expect that it was precisely because of such a fluke psychology that she would take it lightly, and was deceived twice in less than a month.
"No matter how the scammer's means change, the ultimate goal is 'money.'" The police handling the case reminded the general public that although telecommunications network fraud is pervasive and deceptive is full of tricks, as long as they keep in mind that "they do not listen, do not believe, and do not transfer money", it is not easy to give criminals an opportunity to take advantage of.
Text/Guangzhou Daily Xinhuacheng Reporter: Liu Yiming Correspondent: Ye Zifeng, He Qicui Guangzhou Daily Xinhuacheng Editor: He Bo
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