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Auntie transferred 1 cent, why did the bank call the police?

author:Peace and sunrise

"Comrade Police,

Come to the bank!"

"There was an aunt who wanted to transfer money,

We stopped you......"

At about 14 o'clock on March 26

Zhuge Police Station, Lanxi Public Security Bureau, Jinhua

Received a request for help from Manager Jiang of a bank branch in the jurisdiction

An aunt came to the bank and wanted to transfer money

But the reason for the remittance is a little weird

Auntie transferred 1 cent, why did the bank call the police?

Xiang Binghao, the policeman on duty, immediately rushed to the scene

It was 13:30 on the same day

Aunt Wang held a copy

"Rural Revitalization Subsidy Handbook"

Hurried to the bank in town

Prepare to send a bank card number to an unfamiliar one

Transfer 1 cent

Said to be used for "authenticated accounts"

“先转1分钱,就会有补贴拿……”

I heard Aunt Wang say this

Manager Jiang noticed that something was wrong

With professional sensitivity

He immediately passed the "Police Bank Anti-Fraud Joint Group"

Contact the police of Zhuge Police Station

Help verify the situation

Auntie transferred 1 cent, why did the bank call the police?

Flip through the full "Farmer Subsidy Handbook"

Police officer Xiang Binghao immediately discovered the suspicion

The other party used the name of "Ministry of Finance".

Under the guise of policy assistance

Induce the crowd to register information and authenticate

Claiming the opportunity to receive a "special subsidy"

The whole sentence is incomprehensible and full of loopholes

It was immediately determined that it was a fake document

Auntie transferred 1 cent, why did the bank call the police?

Aunt Wang told the police

It is not known who sent him such a booklet

Have a try-and-see attitude

She scanned the QR code on the booklet

Added a file called

WeChat group of "Rural Revitalization Subsidy Distribution".

And added online customer service

Auntie transferred 1 cent, why did the bank call the police?

The customer service said that as long as the account verification is completed

Pay an additional activation fee of 50,000 yuan

You can participate in this "financial subsidy project"

You can apply for a "subsidy" of up to 5 million yuan

Seeing that there are constantly other "beneficiaries" in the group

"Huge grants" were indeed received

Aunt Wang was moved

I went to the bank to prepare the transfer

Auntie transferred 1 cent, why did the bank call the police?

"There will be no pie in the sky, don't be greedy"

"This is the trap of fraud"

After the police patiently explained

Fraud routines and anti-fraud knowledge

Aunt Wang suddenly realized

I have encountered a scam

In the end, the idea of transferring money was dispelled

Proactive deletion

Group chats and information about scammers

Auntie transferred 1 cent, why did the bank call the police?

Routine analysis

— 01 —

  Sending forged documents by courier to get victims to join chat groups, or posting false information through Moments to attract people to join the group, and then brainwashing group members;

— 02 —

  Under the guise of national policies and state support, copycat institutions and forged documents are difficult for ordinary people to distinguish, and then use the fraud scheme of "less investment and high return" to carry out pyramid scheme promotion through WeChat Moments and WeChat groups;

— 03 —

  Taking advantage of the victim's profit-seeking and luck-seeking psychological characteristics, after the victim transfers the money, he asks to continue the transfer on various grounds such as account errors and operation errors, and finally disappears "blackmailed".

Auntie transferred 1 cent, why did the bank call the police?

Police remind

Remember to make a small profit and suffer a big loss

When you receive an unknown courier

Don't scan the code randomly

Or add friends from strangers

See "free delivery" and "no money"

When receiving information such as "receiving gifts or subsidies".

Don't believe it

If you have been scammed

Please keep the relevant evidence

Call the police on 110 for help!

Source: Nantong Anti-Fraud

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