"Pie in the sky? Don't be silly, that's just a trap for liars! This sentence is correct, just like the fraud gang that the police in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province recently cracked down, they let people fall into the trap in the name of teaching video editing skills and short videos to become rich. These scammers can use their fingers to cut a video to make more than 10,000 a month, so that people can easily take the bait.
In June this year, the police in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, discovered in their daily work that many people in the jurisdiction had reported a company that was cheating online under the banner of an online short video platform's official authorization.
Qi Zhengkai, a police officer from the Binhai County Public Security Bureau's Cyber Security Brigade, said: "They drain traffic through a platform, hire anchors to promote the company's video and traffic monetization courses, claiming that netizens can monetize traffic through live streaming, live film and television, video advertising promotion, etc., and earn platform commissions, with each video earning at least 60 yuan per day." ”
Another police officer, Shui Miao, also revealed: "The lecturer in the marketing video claims to be the official cooperative lecturer of a certain platform, and during the live broadcast, he will show netizens that his WeChat balance is more than 2 million yuan, as well as on-site cash withdrawal operations, etc." Then at the end of the course, netizens were told that only after purchasing the company's courses and training could they share company resources for traffic monetization. "These liars are really cunning, everyone must be vigilant and don't be deceived by their rhetoric!"
"As long as you pay more than 2,000 yuan in tuition, you can get the official authorization of the short video platform and easily earn advertising commissions?" It sounds like pie falling from the sky, but it's not. The company's online courses teach students how to develop accounts, select video footage, and copywriting skills, which is completely inconsistent with their commitment to have a large number of copyright and licensed resources.
This fraud gang fabricates facts for the purpose of illegal possession, so that netizens can mistakenly think that after receiving their training, they can easily obtain resources such as advertising promotion, live streaming and film and television copyrights, so as to realize traffic monetization. However, after a police investigation, these claims were completely untrue.
After obtaining the conclusive evidence, the police immediately launched an investigation and finally found three dens of this gang located in other provinces and cities. These scammers are so cunning that they have registered nearly 40 shell companies and regularly replaced them to evade detection by the police. This behavior not only creates obstacles for the police, but also makes it difficult to sort out the victims.
After a lot of work, the police finally carried out a centralized network collection operation and arrested 107 criminal suspects. At present, the case is being further investigated. The police remind the general public to enhance their awareness of prevention, do not believe the traps of scammers, and once they encounter telecommunications network fraud, they should report to the police in time to reduce losses.