Zhongxin Finance, March 18th, released false information on the sale of tickets for the internal test of Universal Studios Beijing on the Internet. After receiving the money, it blocked the buyer and defrauded seven victims successively.

Recently, the Shijingshan Court sentenced the defendant Lin Moumou to nine months in prison for fraud in the first instance, suspended for one year, and fined 10,000 yuan.

  In 2021, during the trial operation of Universal Studios Beijing, many people are willing to spend high prices online to "beg for tickets".

When Lin Moumou saw this situation, he was moved, and posted information on Weibo, falsely claiming that he had a test ticket for sale in Universal Studios to attract buyers.

After the transaction was negotiated, Lin Moumou sent the fake collection link made by Li Moumou (handled separately) to the victim. After the victim paid the money through the fake collection link, he was blocked by Lin Moumou, and the victim did not get the payment. Tickets for the closed beta of Universal Studios Beijing.

  The defendant Lin Moumou defrauded the victim Mao Moumou and others in total of RMB 18,996 through the above methods.

On September 24, 2021, Lin Moumou was arrested by the police.

His family later compensated the victim for all his losses.

  The Shijingshan Court held that the defendant Lin Moumou, together with others, for the purpose of illegal possession, published false information on the Internet to defraud the victim's property.

Nian defendant Lin Moumou can truthfully confess the facts of the crime when he arrives at the case, voluntarily plead guilty and accept punishment and sign an affidavit, and can actively compensate the victim for economic losses to obtain understanding. This is a first offense, so he can be given a lighter punishment according to law, and a suspended sentence can be applied according to law.

  In the end, the Shijingshan Court sentenced the defendant Lin Moumou to nine months in prison, suspended for one year, and fined 10,000 yuan for fraud.

  The judge reminded: At present, popular attractions, performances and other leisure and entertainment activities are often so popular that "one ticket is hard to get", social media, second-hand trading websites, etc. meet everyone's urgent needs to "issue" and "seek tickets", and some criminals Grasp the buyer's psychology and take the opportunity to defraud money. Once the matter is exposed, it will be blocked.

  I would like to remind consumers that when purchasing tickets for scenic spots, be sure to choose a formal ticket purchase channel, especially for popular scenic spots. The resale information on the Internet is often "mixed".

If you choose to conduct second-hand transactions, you must choose a real-name authentication and transaction website that relies on a third-party payment platform, and keep relevant chat records, payment vouchers, etc.

Once you find yourself cheated, call 110 for help and use legal weapons to protect your legal rights.

  Some sellers with a fluke mentality feel that by blocking buyers, they "hide" behind the Internet and will not be held accountable.

However, the Internet is not a place outside the law. As long as there is a transaction on the Internet, it will definitely leave traces, and it is possible to be investigated for legal responsibility.

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