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Ms. Zhou, a citizen of Nanjing, recently met a foreign man, "Henry", on the Internet, and the two chatted happily. "Henry" told Ms. Zhou that he had received a gold reward of 0.6 tons for his outstanding performance on the battlefield abroad, and wanted to ask her to help keep it, but Ms. Zhou needed to pay the postage first.
Ms. Zhou, who believed it to be true, sent her home address and other information to the other party, and soon received an email from the shipping company. According to the email, the package was stranded at a foreign shipping port and needed to pay 70% of the total shipping cost of 4,200 pounds, or about 37,882 yuan, to Nanjing.
Ms. Zhou got in touch with the shipping company and first transferred 5,000 yuan to the other party. When Ms. Zhou was about to continue the transfer, the bank card prompted that it was limited, she went to the bank counter to continue the operation, and was reminded by the staff that she might have encountered fraud, so Ms. Zhou, who reacted, called the police for help. At present, the case is being further handled.
Netizens commented on this:
@晴空本蓝: The state is so overwhelming in propaganda and fraud, and then can it still be believed?
@flcsslljjkk: Greed turns into poverty.
Source: Litchi News