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Note! The "Return of Funds Fraud" scam is coming

author:Ping An Jiangsu

Recently, some people have received

Courier of unknown origin

Note! The "Return of Funds Fraud" scam is coming

There is a copy called inside

"Notice on the Return of Funds Defrauded by Wire Fraud"

The "red-headed file"

Note! The "Return of Funds Fraud" scam is coming

The "notice" was impersonated in the name of the Ministry of Finance

It is said that the recovered funds of telecommunications network fraud

Held in escrow by an insurance company

and set up a fund

Misleading the victim to use QQ

Scan the QR code

to apply for funding

Note! The "Return of Funds Fraud" scam is coming

If the recipient scans the QR code on the document

Or be introduced into the "fund return group"

or be asked to go on the "Funds Return Webpage"

"Funds Return Link"

Fill in your personally identifiable information and bank account information

The purpose is to defraud the recipient of money

Note! The "Return of Funds Fraud" scam is coming

Also, a closer look will also find

The above-mentioned "red-headed document" is full of errors and omissions

The content is incomprehensible in many places

The letterhead, the payment and the official seal do not conform to the official document specifications

Jiangsu police remind you

● Article 20 of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Countering Telecommunications Network Fraud" stipulates that the public security department of the State Council, in conjunction with relevant departments, shall establish and improve systems for immediate inquiry, emergency payment stopping, rapid freezing, timely unfreezing and return of funds involved in telecommunications network fraud.

● Do not trust packages from unknown sources, advertising delivery, or information posted by strange calls, unfamiliar text messages, etc.

● Don't easily scan unfamiliar QR codes, don't click on unfamiliar links, and avoid revealing personally identifiable information or bank account information.

Source: Nanjing Anti-Fraud Center