Beijing Banking and Insurance Regulatory Bureau reminds the new scam of "like short videos to make money"

　　China News Service, September 19. The Beijing Bureau of Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission issued a document on the 19th saying that at present, as short videos continue to become popular, some lawbreakers take advantage of this "business opportunity" to target college students who have not been deeply involved in the world, claiming to like the short videos. You can make money by receiving red envelopes, and induce college students to leak key bank card information in order to defraud money.

The Beijing Banking and Insurance Regulatory Bureau reminds students

　　The first step of the trap: The criminals will spread their nets on Tieba, major video platforms, QQ, and WeChat, and widely distribute advertisements for "short video likes" to earn commissions, and induce victims under the guise that they can make hundreds of gold every day. Take the bait.

If there are college students who are interested and add friends, then they will fall into the first step of the scam.

　　The second step of the trap: In order to win the trust of the victimized students, the "task tutor" will take the initiative to chat privately, show the precedent of receiving red envelopes, and ask the victimized students to try a single order, first like a short video, and give a certain amount of praise. Red envelope rewards.

　　The third step of the trap: After gradually gaining the trust of the students, the "task tutor" will say that if you want to make more money, you need to make a bigger order, and step by step tricks the victims into downloading and using the self-made software platform of the criminals, and asking the students to input Card number and password, transfer and remittance, etc., and "advanced tasks" such as large-amount recharge, membership, or large-amount transfer can only be withdrawn. Finally, a large amount of deposit is required to continue to be paid on the grounds of operating errors or system problems.

When the students started to withdraw, they found out that the funds had been defrauded, the platform could no longer be opened, and the "task tutor" could not be contacted.

　　In order to maintain the safety of your funds, the Beijing Banking and Insurance Regulatory Bureau reminds the majority of students: play the four steps of prevention, and stay away from the "short video likes to make money" scam!

　　Know the risk.

"Like" is not bought, there are pitfalls in buying and selling likes.

There will be no pie in the sky, and it is unbelievable that the monthly income is too much.

It is necessary to improve self-prevention awareness and be alert to the pitfalls of making money by liking short videos.

　　Not hit.

Do not trust unfamiliar text messages, do not download inexplicable software, do not transfer money from unknown APPs, do not enter card number passwords, transfer and remit operations, and do not disclose bank card account numbers, passwords, verification codes and other information.

In addition, biometric information involving your face, fingerprints, iris and other biometric information must not be leaked to avoid property damage caused by the theft of important information by criminals.

　　Report loss soon.

If you are unfortunate enough to encounter the "short video like" scam, don't be in a mess, keep calm, contact the card-issuing bank as soon as possible, call the bank's official customer service number or go to a business outlet, and report the loss of the bank card and stop payment in time to avoid further losses.

　　Quick report.

Once you find yourself deceived, learn to protect yourself with legal weapons, seek correct relief channels, keep relevant evidence, and report the case to the public security organs in a timely manner.

Don't take chances, fall deeper and deeper into the trap, and lead to more illegal violations.

(Zhongxin Finance)