Xinmin Evening News (correspondent Lu Zezhao reporter Guo Jianfeng) gained trust on the grounds of claiming for the loss of express delivery, and then guided the implementation of telecom network fraud through video remote sharing step by step.
A few days ago, Aunt Huang, who lives in Baoshan, encountered a typical "express refund" telecommunication network fraud. Fortunately, the Baoshan police came to dissuade her in time and helped her avoid a loss of nearly 90,000 yuan.
On the evening of January 12, Aunt Huang, who was walking her dog in the community, received an overseas call claiming to be the customer service of a courier company, claiming that she would be compensated for the loss of her courier.
Since the customer service accurately reported the logistics order number and express content, and said that they would pay double compensation, a total of 240 yuan was refunded.
So aunt Huang added the relevant "enterprise account" according to the customer service prompt, and successfully received 500 yuan in compensation in her payment account.
Soon, the customer service called again to urge Aunt Huang to refund the extra 260 yuan, and said that if the refund is not made in time, it may affect the credit investigation and even bear the corresponding legal responsibility.
In order to return the excess compensation to the customer service as soon as possible, the 61-year-old Aunt Huang downloaded a mobile phone remote screen sharing software under the guidance of the customer service, and completed the bank card business operation step by step.
Just when Aunt Huang was about to pay the 88,500 yuan deposit, the police from the Temple Bank Police Station of the Baoshan Branch of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau came to the door to dissuade her after receiving the anti-fraud order.
"I don't have so much money in my card. I don't know how to operate it step by step." Aunt Huang told the police.
The police immediately restarted Aunt Huang's phone, interrupting the remote sharing operation.
After verification, due to the timely operation of the police, Aunt Huang did not complete the payment of the deposit of nearly 90,000 yuan.
According to the investigation by the police, the compensation of 500 yuan obtained by Aunt Huang came from the "backup fund" of her own payment account, and the deposit of 88,500 yuan that was almost transferred out was actually a loan applied for by the fraudster through remote operation from Aunt Huang's credit card. .
Aunt Huang, who saved nearly 90,000 yuan, suddenly realized, and thanked the police again and again.
Police alert:
The Spring Festival is approaching, the general public must beware of logistics fraud when shopping online, and express refunds should be completed on the official platform.
Install the National Anti-Fraud Center App in a timely manner, be alert to incoming calls from abroad, avoid installing unknown software, and do not easily disclose personal bank cards, ID cards and other information.