Lanzhou Evening News Recently, the mother of student A suddenly received a fee information privately sent by the child's head teacher, asking for a supplementary tuition fee of 1,000 yuan.

The student's mother only learned that the head teacher's account had been stolen after she paid the fee.

On February 12, the Provincial Public Security Department issued a week-long warning of typical wire fraud cases, and reminded parents that when receiving payment information, do not rush to remit money, and must verify the situation with the head teacher by phone or video.

　　Case number one

　　False charge fraud

　　Recently, student A’s mother suddenly received a charging message and a QR code privately sent by her child’s head teacher, asking for a supplementary tuition fee of 1,000 yuan. Student A’s mother scanned the QR code and paid the fee.

Afterwards, student A's mother learned from the class group that the head teacher's account had been stolen, realized that she had been cheated, and called the police.

　　Reminder from the Provincial Anti-Fraud Center: When parents receive payment information, do not rush to remit money, but must verify the situation with the head teacher by phone or video.

In case of fraud, please call 96110 immediately to report to the police.

　　case two

　　Receive game skin scams

　　Recently, student C saw that he could receive a certain game skin for free when he watched the video, so he followed the prompts and added the other party as a friend.

Under the inducement of the other party, student C used the parent’s mobile phone to download a certain conference app, enabled the screen sharing function, and then downloaded a certain loan software, and told the other party the verification code received from the bank SMS. After the other party completed the operation, the video was turned off and blacked out. C students.

After student C told his parents about the matter, the parents found out that the balance in the mobile phone bank card had been transferred and called the police.

　　Tips from the Provincial Anti-Fraud Center: Parents should communicate more with their children to cultivate their awareness of anti-fraud. At the same time, they should also pay attention to keeping their bank cards, Alipay, WeChat and other payment passwords.

Once you are cheated, you should properly keep the chat records, remittance vouchers, the other party's account number, contact information, etc., and call 96110 in time to call the police.

　　case three

　　Pretending to be an acquaintance to scam

　　Recently, student D received a message from his classmate via QQ.

The classmate said that his sister had just had a car accident and was in urgent need of money for hospitalization, so he borrowed 3,000 yuan from student D, and student D immediately transferred the money to the classmate.

The next day, when student D asked about the situation of the classmate's sister, the classmate said that he had not sent a message to student D.

The student found out that the account had been stolen when he checked the account. Student D realized that he had been cheated and called the police.

　　Tips from the Provincial Anti-Fraud Center: When you receive information about borrowing money or advancing funds from acquaintances on online dating software, you must confirm it again and again by phone, video or meeting.

In case of fraud, please call 96110 immediately to report to the police.

　　All media reporter Chen Mengyuan of Lanzhou Daily