When he encountered "pretending to be an acquaintance to borrow money for fraud", he opened the anti-fraud App backhand.
Xiao Song from the School of Mechanical Engineering of Shenyang Gong Li University revealed that one day in May 2022, he received a message from a friend on QQ. The other party said that one of his friends was ill and needed money urgently, but because WeChat was restricted, he asked Xiao Song to help him transfer 5,000 yuan to his sick friend. The other party seemed very anxious, urging Xiao Song to transfer the money as soon as possible, saying that he could transfer the money to Xiao Song first, and then from Xiao Song to a "patient friend", and asked for Xiao Song's bank card number and attached the transfer voucher, but the other party stressed that the transfer would be delayed.
Xiao Song first asked his friend about his illness. The other party can't accurately tell the illness, and can't tell the exact cost of the need, just emphasizing the urgent need. For the money transferred to Xiao Song in advance, he once again stressed that it would be delayed, hoping that Xiao Song could transfer the money to the emergency first. At this point, Xiao Song realized that he might have encountered online fraud, which is very similar to the situation of "pretending to be an acquaintance to borrow money for fraud" in the school's anti-fraud propaganda. Later, Xiao Song pretended to cooperate. First, he said that he didn't have 5000 yuan in his card, so he could ask his parents for money to remit money to the bank. He needs the other party to provide his account number and account name, and then transfer the money after he gets the money. In a short time, I sent a bank account number and account name of a so-called "hospital" to Xiao Song. Xiao Song, who got the relevant account information, immediately opened the National Anti-Fraud Center App, clicked "I want to report a case" and gave his own experience back to the police. Finally, Xiao Song got in touch with his friend and learned that his friend's QQ account was stolen, which further confirmed that this was a fraud.
"Brush the bill" to earn pocket money part-time, greedy and cheap, he suffered a big loss
Xiao De of China Medical University told a reporter about a case in which a high school roommate was caught in network telecom fraud. Xiaode's roommate is surnamed Li, and the third year of high school is the key node for candidates to struggle for the college entrance examination. I didn't expect Xiao Li to be cheated.
That day, Xiao Li accidentally saw a post on a software that used his spare time to do part-time jobs to earn pocket money, so he downloaded a software. After entering the software, he saw some part-time jobs doing tasks, and they could get paid for completing the tasks, so Xiao Li ordered one at random, and then a prompt to add friends appeared. At first, the other party only taught some simple tasks. Out of caution, Xiao Li only invested a little money and the return would be received on time. Who knows that the next task will become more and more difficult and expensive, but the other party claims that the return will increase accordingly. Xiao Li found something was wrong, so he told Xiao De and other roommates about it. Xiaode's first reaction is, isn't this an online fraud that uses "brushing the bill"? Therefore, Xiaode and other roommates searched for typical cases of online fraud in recent years and found many similarities with Xiao Li's experience. They immediately asked Xiao Li to stop the transfer and call the police. But at this time, Xiao Li has lost a lot of money.
He was told that he was suspected of money laundering, so he lost 10000 yuan.
Xiao Liu is a deceived victim student who is currently studying in a medical college in Shenyang. She told the story of being cheated. I hope everyone will take a warning and raise their awareness of prevention.
On the morning of May 20th, 20021year, Xiao Liu received a strange phone call. A "policeman" who claimed to be her hometown in Sichuan said that she was suspected of being involved in the fraud and money laundering case of a criminal suspect named Zhang Jun and needed her cooperation in the investigation. The "police" said that Zhang Jun had been arrested and laundered millions of dollars, and Xiao Liu was found to be involved. The policeman asked, "Have you ever lost your ID card?" Xiao Liu said, "I lost it." "The policeman" said, "Maybe someone else stole your ID card and got a card, and then used it to launder money." Later, he said that he would freeze Xiao Liu's personal account property. In order to ensure the safety of property, it is necessary to transfer money to an account belonging to the public security organ. At this point, Xiao Liu has been completely cheated and transferred 10000 yuan to the liar. "After I transferred the money, I realized that I had met a liar, so I immediately called the police and kept some information such as the transfer record." Xiao Liu said.
For this deception experience, Xiao Liu said that most of the reasons are still in himself. Before being cheated, "I didn't realize the importance of fraud prevention. Schools and society have been promoting the prevention of telecom fraud. I have seen slogans, but I haven't learned in detail about anti-fraud measures and how to protect personal privacy. On the way to school, there is only one thing in my mind, and that is to study hard. On the university campus, there are too many excellent students, and graduate students are really under great pressure, and they rarely watch anti-fraud related news in their spare time. Mobile apps are mostly learning, and I always feel that scammers are far away from themselves. "
Xiao Liu was sad for several days, but this lesson made her understand the importance of protecting personal privacy and preventing fraud. "I will always pay attention to protecting personal privacy and raising anti-fraud awareness."