China News Service, April 8. According to the "Hong Kong Commercial Daily" report, the Hong Kong police received a report from a man surnamed Mei (30 years old) on April 2, referring to a man he met online at No. 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Trading virtual currency, the victim made the payment and the other party left under the pretext of leaving. Later, he found that he had not received the virtual currency. He suspected that he had been deceived and reported the case. It was later confirmed that he had been defrauded of about HK$800,000.
The Hong Kong police then targeted the target person and arrested a man surnamed Mo (28 years old) in Tin Shui Wai District on the afternoon of the 7th. He was suspected of "obtaining property by deception" and is being detained for investigation.
The investigation showed that the suspect and his party met online friends and falsely claimed that there were virtual currency transactions for fraud. The police believed that a virtual currency fraud group had been successfully dismantled. catch.
Hong Kong Police appeal to the public to clearly understand the nature and risks of investment products before purchasing any investment products.
If you are unclear, you should consult an independent professional to choose an investment product that suits you.