After a woman was stolen from her mobile phone in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province in September, she was shocked to learn that her mobile phone was being resold, and she also received a call from a buyer from Guangdong.
Xiao Li (pseudonym) mobile phone was stolen at the first time, although there was a report, but also knew that there was little hope of finding it, so when he received a call from Guangdong on November 28, he thought that the local police had found the phone, but how did he know that the buyer bought the mobile phone from the Internet and turned it on, and saw that the anti-loss password and contact information were displayed, so he asked her how to unlock it.
Although helpless, Xiao Li still asked the buyer for his contact information and asked about the incident, and then learned that the other party bought a mobile phone from a free platform, and even asked the seller's contact information. However, although the seller complained that the buyer wanted to return the goods, the buyer's reluctance to report to the police made her suspect that the buyer and the seller were in the same group, and called the police again.
The second-hand platform initially said that it would only need to receive police documents before it could take further action, but also said that the seller had been refusing to answer calls and reply to messages, and finally after receiving a letter from the police, the seller's account was permanently blocked, and the police continued to investigate.