After receiving a report that a fan was defrauded by a copycat version of the Yien.com APP, Yien.com immediately contacted the public security agency. During the process of reporting the case to the police station, several people reported the case because they were defrauded by telecommunications fraud. Among them, a young girl was defrauded of more than 10,000 yuan because she believed in Douyin's likes, and a young man was defrauded of more than 100,000 yuan because he used a loan APP...
The police officers at the police station also said that the most common cases reported to the public security organs every year are those of telecommunications fraud. Nowadays, Internet technology is so advanced, some people have the mentality of taking shortcuts, and the fraud gangs are so "sophisticated" in their tricks , which has resulted in a large number of people being defrauded by telecommunications fraud.
Living in an era of rapidly developing Internet, this means that we must strengthen our awareness of network security and guard against being deceived. The public security organs have also given netizens "Some Suggestions on Preventing Telecom Fraud" regarding telecommunications fraud.
How to identify and prevent telecommunications fraud ?
Ask a few more private questions to confirm your identity. Don't actively guess who the other person is. Don't blindly agree to the other party's request. Please consult the specific office location of the relevant department. The judicial department will not ask people about their cases over the phone , nor will they ask them to transfer money.
Preventing Telecom Fraud with "Three Don'ts and One Must"
Don't trust them easily . Don't trust any customer service, relatives or friends who contact you actively . You must verify clearly when borrowing money or transferring money. Do not disclose secrets easily . Do not disclose passwords or verification codes to anyone , and do not open SMS, WeChat, or QQ links easily. Don’t send money easily . Don’t transfer money to unfamiliar accounts, don’t scan payment codes sent by strangers , and try to delay the arrival of funds. Report to the police immediately . If you are deceived or hear that your relatives or friends have been deceived , please report the case to the public security organs immediately . You can directly dial 110 and provide the scammer's account number, contact number and other details so that the public security organs can conduct investigations and solve the case.
Eight tips for telecom fraud
1. Anyone claiming to be from the public security, procuratorial or judicial department and asking for money transfer is a scam! 2. Anyone who asks you to transfer money to a "safe account" is a scam! 3. Any notification of winning a prize or asking you to pay money first before receiving a subsidy is a scam! 4. Anyone who asks "family members" to remit money before notifying them of something is a scam! 5. Anyone who asks for personal and bank card information over the phone is a scam! 6. Anyone who asks you to open an online banking account for inspection is a scam! 7. Anyone who claims to be a leader (boss) and asks you to remit money is a scam! 8. Any unfamiliar website (link) that requires you to register your bank card information is a scam!
After identifying and preventing telecommunications fraud, we need to understand some of the fraud methods often used by scammers, especially the following two:
Scam 1 - Online loans ( "low threshold" advertising + online loan APP ) Police reminder : Be wary of "unsecured, low-interest" online loan platforms . Be careful when someone tries to sell you a loan . The scammers first ask you to fill in your personal information on a fake loan website or APP , and then trick you into paying a deposit or unfreezing money by saying that the information is wrong or the loan amount is locked . Any online loan platform that claims to be "unsecured and low interest" is extremely risky. If you find that you have been deceived, please report it to the police immediately.
Scam 2 - Online order brushing ( part-time order brushing + online gambling ) Police reminder : All fake orders are scams , let alone those that require you to pay a deposit. Brushing orders refers to the illegal acts of boosting the reputation of online stores through online shopping or recharging and brushing the turnover . Online stores return the payment and pay commissions to the fraudsters . Fraudsters often use the name of part-time brushing orders as bait to trick you into investing a large amount of money, and then block you. Do not believe part-time brushing orders advertisements. All brushing orders are frauds. Do not pay any deposit or security deposit. If you find that you have been deceived, please report to the police in time.
Yien.com once again solemnly declares: the APP has not yet been developed ! We hope that all netizens will keep their eyes open and beware of being deceived to avoid huge losses. Fake orders Scams E-EN.com |
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