Don't jump on the "pit" of online billing

  Lanzhou Evening News on May 7, Lanzhou Anti-Fraud Center issued an early warning of typical electronic fraud cases and reminded citizens that swiping orders is an illegal act. Do not believe and participate, and do not be tempted by the so-called high profits. , brushing credit is a fraud.

  Impersonating customer service refund scam

  On May 6, Zhang, a resident of Chengguan District of our city, reported to the police that he received an unfamiliar call. The other party claimed to be the customer service of a courier company, saying that Zhang’s courier had been lost, and he wanted to make a claim, and asked him to add the customer service WeChat of the claims center.

After adding the customer service WeChat, Zhang carried out a series of operations according to the requirements of the customer service.

Afterwards, the other party claimed that the claim settlement was interrupted due to the insufficient flow of their bank account, and they needed to swipe their verification account to receive the compensation after they had swiped enough money.

Zhang believed it to be true, and transferred a total of 40,000 yuan to the bank account provided by the other party several times. After discovering that he was deceived, he called the police.

  Lanzhou Anti-Fraud Center reminds: When receiving such calls, you must verify and confirm through the official platform customer service. The official customer service of the e-commerce platform will not add WeChat privately, and all operations must be carried out on the official platform.

All customer service calls and requests for transfer on the grounds of quality problems or loss of express delivery are fraudulent.

  online loan scam

  On May 5, Fang, a resident of Yuzhong County in our city, reported to the police that he saw the push information about the loan while browsing the web, so he called and contacted the other party, and the other party asked him to add credit customer service QQ.

After Fang added a customer service QQ contact, the customer service recommended him to download a loan app.

After Fang Mou registered and logged in, he applied for a loan limit on the platform. The platform showed that the limit application was approved, but he could not withdraw.

Fang contacted customer service, and the other party said that he was a new user of the platform, and he needed to transfer money to their verification account to verify his repayment ability before he could lend.

Fang transferred 99,000 yuan to the verification account provided by the customer service, and called the police after discovering that he had been deceived.

  Lanzhou Anti-Fraud Center reminds: Banks and other formal lending institutions will not require borrowers to pay various fees such as handling fees and interest before applying for a loan. Any online loan that charges any fees before lending is a fraud.

  Online part-time job fraud

  On May 4, Wu Mou, a resident of Qilihe District of our city, reported to the police that he met a friend through a dating software, and the other party said that he could take him to make money by paying bills.

Wu added the other party's WeChat contact, and purchased a commodity worth 500 yuan according to the other party's request, but did not receive a commission.

The other party said that Wu's task was not completed, and he needed to swipe 6 times to get the commission.

Then, after Wu completed 6 swipes according to the request of the other party, the account of the other party, also known as Wu, was frozen, and a thawing fee was required to get the rebate.

Mr. Wu transferred a total of 75,000 yuan to the account provided by the other party, but failed to receive the principal and commission for a long time. He suspected that he had been deceived and called the police.

  Lanzhou Anti-Fraud Center reminds: brushing the bill itself is an illegal act, do not believe and participate.

There will be no pie in the sky. Don't be tempted by the so-called high profits. All online billing and creditworthiness are frauds.

  Lanzhou Daily All Media Reporter Wang Jin