Scam ①: Fake fraud
Liars usually post photos of tourist attractions, luxury goods and luxury cars. In the circle of friends, people who pretend to be white people through nearby people/shake channels, talk to you, first defraud your emotional trust, and then defraud money on the grounds of borrowing money, tight business funds, surgery, etc.
Anti-fraud reminder:
Don't be brainwashed by "soap operas" and wait for your other half in a down-to-earth manner.
Scam 2: purchasing fraud
Liars usually use "low-priced purchasing" and "overseas purchasing" as bait. After the payment, the swindler asks you to pay "customs duty" on the grounds that the goods are detained by the customs. After you pay, the liar disappears, and the money and goods are gone.
Anti-fraud reminder:
Your father is not "Li Gang". Why should others sell your goods below the market price?
Scam 3: QR code fraud
Liars use items below the market price as bait, but they need to buy them through the designated QR code and the client to trick consumers into scanning the QR code. In fact, there is a Trojan virus. Once the Trojan horse is installed, it will steal personal privacy information such as bank account number and password.
Anti-fraud reminder:
If you don't scan the unknown QR code, it will be a Trojan horse.
Scam 4: number theft fraud
By stealing micro-signals and binding the QQ number and mobile phone number of WeChat, personal information of WeChat can be obtained. Liars pretend to be directors to contact family and friends and ask for money for various reasons.
Anti-fraud reminder:
Be calm when you are in trouble. Don't trust word remittance. If you need remittance, be sure to confirm it by phone.
Scam 5: Like to cheat.
There are two kinds of praise fraud:
The first is what gifts or discounts you can get if you collect enough likes. In fact, when you collect enough likes to exchange gifts or get free cards, you find that your rewards are "shrinking".
The second is that the merchant publishes "like" information but needs to fill in and provide the name and mobile phone number. Once enough information is collected, such websites and official WeChat accounts will automatically disappear to obtain more people's real personal information.
Anti-fraud reminder:
Check this kind of favorable information first, make a phone call, and record the consultation reply when necessary to prevent the merchant from "defaulting"; You can also check directly on the spot, and seeing is believing.
Scam ⑥: "Clone" avatar fraud
Liars usually steal friends' accounts, then download other friends' WeChat avatars, then change friends' nicknames to the same, block everyone from viewing their circle of friends, and finally pretend to be friends for fraud.