Video call with the police, the price is 1 million?!
www.toutiao.com 2024-06-04 20:06
"You are suspected of breaking the law, and if you don't cooperate, you will be arrested!"
Grandma Zhou, who lives in Jiangbei New District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province
Received a message from the "Beijing police".
"Illegal Notification Call"
Video calls
"Policemen" wear police uniforms and show police officer IDs
正襟危坐:
"You are suspected of being involved in a fraud case in Changsha,
Your phone number sent 12,000 scam text messages. ”
Grandma Zhou at a loss
Hurriedly asked for help from a neighbor, Mr. Wang
Mr. Wang heard Grandma Zhou's description
Immediately reacted to the fraud of impersonating the public procuratorate!
Immediately take Grandma Zhou to the police station to report the situation
At the police station
The police and Grandma Zhou sorted out each other's words one by one
Analyze the routines
After careful explanation
Grandma Zhou finally felt at ease
"It's good to have you, otherwise I wouldn't be able to keep my pension money, thank you so much."
Originally
Grandma Zhou is currently dealing with the sale of her house
There is more than one million yuan in the card
Fortunately, the relay help of neighbors and police officers
only to keep the money
Recently
Cases of fraud by impersonating the public procuratorate and law have occurred from time to time
The trick of the scammers is as follows
Case Study
Step 1
Casting a wide net to lock on to "prey"
骗子身着 "警服"
Start a video chat via Facetime
Claiming to be a relevant member of a public security bureau or procuratorate
The victim's ID number is then accurately stated
Claiming that "bank cards are suspected of money laundering cases", "mobile phone cards under their names send a large number of harassing messages", and "passports under their names have illegal entry records in a certain place"
Step 2
Threats and intimidation cause panic
Scammers keep listing victims' "evidence of crime"
Take out the "arrest warrant", "wanted warrant" and "arrest warrant"
Immediate cooperation with the investigation and tension are required
Step 3
The variety of tricks makes the scam more real
The scammer asks the victim to add "police" QQ or WeChat
Display police uniforms, offices, handcuffs and other equipment and places
Ask the victim to set up "call forwarding" on their mobile phone
Directing the victim to a separate enclosed space such as a hotel
Require daily debriefing
Prevent local "black police" from coming to the door
Convince the victim of it
Step 4
Funds transferred to a "safe account"
The scammers claim to want to clear their name
Funding reviews are subject to regulation
To ensure that the review is passed smoothly
Funds in the card can no longer be transferred
Trick the victim into taking all the funds in his name
Transfer to a so-called "safe account"
"Safe accounts" are really scammers' pockets!
It's not just a ruin!
It also makes people in huge debts!
The public security organs will not send you any network links for personal information or asset authentication, let alone send you arrest warrants, wanted warrants and other legal documents through the Internet.
Everything that involves "screen sharing", "asset inventory", and "safe account" is a scam. If you have no special needs, we recommend that you turn off the "FaceTime" function.
If you are accidentally deceived, please keep the call records, chats, transfer screenshots and other evidence, and call 110 or report to the local police station.
(Source: Jiangsu Police)