Last year, Mr. Chen from Kunming received a message at work, and it was this message that almost cost him 50,000 yuan.
Mr. Chen's child is in primary school, and on the same day, Mr. Chen received a message from his child's QQ account, saying that the school had to pay the make-up fee, but the number of places was tight, and he had to pay the money quickly.
Yang Shunhua, a police officer from the Xincun Police Station of the Wuhua Branch of the Kunming Municipal Public Security Bureau: "He did not suspect his "son" and sent him a QQ of the "teacher". ”
The person, who claimed to be a teacher, told Mr. Chen that the teacher who came to the school to make up the class this time was a teacher from a famous school, so the quota was tight. Afraid of delaying his child's studies, Mr. Chen immediately agreed to pay the fee and immediately transferred 50,000 yuan to a private account provided by the other party. But after the children got out of school, Mr. Chen began to feel that something was wrong.
Yang Shunhua, police officer of the Xincun Police Station of the Wuhua Branch of the Kunming Municipal Public Security Bureau: The child replied that he did not sign up for make-up classes at all. ”
The father and son hurriedly checked, only to find that the child's QQ number had been stolen. Mr. Chen went to the Xincun Police Station to report to the police.
Yang Shunhua, a police officer from the Xincun Police Station of the Wuhua Branch of the Kunming Municipal Public Security Bureau: "Immediately stopped the payment of his suspected account, and the account was frozen after the case was filed. ”
Through the efforts of the police, the 50,000 yuan that Mr. Chen was defrauded of was successfully recovered. According to the police, there are various routines of telecom fraud, and it is very difficult to recover funds, so not everyone can be as lucky as Mr. Chen, and to avoid such results, the most important thing is to improve the awareness of anti-fraud!
Yang Shunhua, a police officer from the Xincun Police Station of the Wuhua Branch of the Kunming Municipal Public Security Bureau: "If you can't contact the child, you have to wait for the child to get out of school, or you have to check with the school and the teacher, and the school teacher can't be contacted, so you must ask the public security organ for help to verify and avoid being deceived." ”
According to the police, this kind of fraud fraudulently uses the identity of students or steals children's QQ numbers and WeChat accounts, so that parents can relax their vigilance and create tension, so as to achieve the purpose of defrauding high training fees, but parents should know that transfers and remittances are generally not transferred to private accounts. 65333333 reporter reports.
Reporter Duan Wei Hu Zhenyu
Edited by Tang Hejia