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Flipped through 350 chat records and solved the case in 8 hours!

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Flipped through 350 chat records and solved the case in 8 hours!

Buy Bluetooth headsets on a second-hand trading platform

Because the price is too cheap

I trusted the seller

Purchase via WeChat transfer

The result is to be deceived

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Flipped through 350 chat records and solved the case in 8 hours!

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Kunming Municipal Public Security Bureau Rail Branch

Received a report from Mr. Huang, a citizen

Weigh yourself on the subway

Buy a Bluetooth headset in a second-hand trading APP

Because the original price is close to 2000 yuan

The seller only needs 800 yuan to transfer

So under the inducement of the seller

Violation of platform regulations

Transfer 800 yuan to the seller with WeChat

Then I found out that I had been deceived

Flipped through 350 chat records and solved the case in 8 hours!

A ringtone locks on to the suspect's place of residence

After receiving the alarm

The civilian police were immediately operational

I took a closer look at Mr. Huang and the suspect

There are about 350 chat logs in WeChat

In one of the voice chats

The police keenly heard the passage

Background sound that appears to be a ringtone

Inference of possible locations where suspects may appear

Flipped through 350 chat records and solved the case in 8 hours!

Tease out clues by digging

Soon locked

The suspect who recently stayed in a hotel was on behalf of XX

and arrested Dai Moumou

presently

The public security organs against him

He shall be sentenced to 5 days of administrative detention in accordance with the law

Flipped through 350 chat records and solved the case in 8 hours!

Analysis of fraud routines

01

Scammers post information on selling items at low prices on WeChat groups, Moments, and online shopping trading platforms, waiting for you to "take the bait".

02

When you chat with them for the items you want to sell at a low price, the other party asks you to add QQ, WeChat private transfer, and scan code transaction.

03

Scammers will ask you to transfer money on WeChat, or transfer the "deposit" first but not deliver the goods, and will also make up reasons such as charging freight, paying fines for goods being detained, and collecting deposits to give priority to delivery, etc., to trick you into transferring and remitting money step by step, and finally block you.

The police reminded

This is typical

Fake online shopping scams

Be cautious when shopping online

Selling at ultra-low prices is the usual method

QQ WeChat contact, off the platform to scan the code to pay

are the basic steps

The way of trading through unconventional channels must not be trusted

When purchasing goods

Be sure to trade through a legitimate platform

Don't be greedy

Beware of being scammed

Source: Kunming police