China News Service, Chengdu, March 10 (Reporter Anyuan) The reporter learned from the Jinniu Branch of the Chengdu Public Security Bureau on the 10th that the Hehuachi Police Station of the bureau recently called the police from Ms. Wang (pseudonym) in the jurisdiction and said that 1.08 million deposits in the bank card had been defrauded go.
After inquiries by the police on duty, it was learned that Ms. Wang received a call from an online platform at home saying that the daily necessities she purchased online had quality problems and needed to be refunded.
In order to gain the trust of Ms. Wang, the other party also sent screenshots of online shopping products, and asked Ms. Wang to download the refund software sent by the merchant for refund operations.
2 minutes after completing the operation, Ms. Wang clicked on the mobile online banking, but found that the 1.08 million deposits in the card were all transferred.
Ms. Wang was very puzzled. She didn't perform the transfer operation, why did the money disappear?
So she immediately called the police for help.
After receiving the alarm, the Hehuachi Police Station attached great importance to it, and immediately reported to the Criminal Police Brigade of the Sub-bureau and the Anti-Fraud Center of the Municipal Bureau, and quickly started emergency anti-fraud work.
Deputy Director Xie Tao and the on-duty police Fan Xiaojun and Yuan Guoping led Ms. Wang to a bank outlet and worked with the bank staff.
Under the active communication and coordination of the police, the person in charge of the bank hurriedly petitioned the higher-level banking department for the relevant authorization.
After multiple inquiries, the police found that Ms. Wang's deposit was in a delayed payment state after purchasing a wealth management product, so it could not be displayed in the account balance.
At this time, the policeman with rich anti-fraud experience told Ms. Wang that if she hadn't called the police in time, she would most likely have received another fraudulent call pretending to be the public prosecutor's law, and asked Ms. Wang to transfer the deposit on the grounds that she was defrauded by telecommunications. to a secure account.
If the fraud goes this far, the consequences are unimaginable.
The police are receiving the police.
Photo courtesy of Jinniu Branch of Chengdu Public Security Bureau
After listening to the police's analysis, Ms. Wang's heart was half relieved. She relieved her breath and said to the police: "Thanks to your anti-fraud work and publicity, you helped me keep the transfer customs in time to prevent being deceived. If it wasn't for you, I might not be able to get the money back, thank you so much!"
The bank staff told Ms. Wang that the deposit in her card is currently in a safe state of global freezing, and will be transferred to the account designated by Ms. Wang within the specified time limit after being reviewed by the higher-level banking department.
Police remind: Any store owner who takes the initiative to claim or refund after online shopping is likely to be a fraud!
After receiving a refund call, be sure to check with the actual store seller first, don't add strangers as friends, don't click on links sent by strangers, and don't download software from unknown sources.
If the public is accidentally deceived or receives a suspected fraudulent call, please call 110 immediately.
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