When Zhang tried to retrieve his stolen QQ account, he found that the account was already being used by someone else, and he tried to contact him, who claimed to be "Officer Xu" from the Beijing Public Security Bureau.
In order to deepen Xiao Zhang's trust in him, Officer Xu took the initiative to show a self-evident picture of a people's police ID.
Officer Xu told Xiao Zhang that his original QQ account was suspected of economic crimes and had been frozen by the public security organs, and that Xiao Zhang, as the original owner of the QQ number, was also listed as a fugitive.
This scared Xiao Zhang a lot, and he didn't know what to do for a while?
Officer Xu told Zhang that the only solution was that as long as Zhang transferred the 80,000 yuan from his bank card to a specific "safe account", he could clear the charge and avoid arrest.
Xiao Zhang, who was sent by the gods, really went to the bank to prepare to transfer money
Before the operation, he suddenly remembered what the police officer of the police station said in the company's anti-fraud class earlier: "If you ask for a transfer, the public procuratorate and the law will never do it, and those are all liars." ”
Xiao Zhang immediately called the police after he sobered up, and the police confirmed on the phone: "You have met a scammer, don't transfer money"
Subsequently, the police met with Xiao Zhang, and patiently explained in detail how to improve the means commonly used by fraudsters and how to improve prevention, after confirming Xiao Zhang's safety, the police installed the National Anti-Fraud Center APP for his mobile phone, and when he encountered suspicious situations in the future, he could verify it as soon as possible.
Xiao Zhang was glad that he did not lose a penny and learned a valuable lesson. In recent years, online fraud has been pervasive, and we usually learn more anti-fraud skills, and with vigilance and correct knowledge at critical moments, we can keep scammers out.