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be careful of this kind of "red-headed document"! police urgently remind

2024-09-20

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“people who received the invitation letter”

"scan the qr code to apply for 1.5 million yuan in poverty alleviation funds"

they don't let you invest money, but transfer money to you

is there such a good thing?

recently

mr. luo, a changsha citizen, received a courier

inside is a document called "rural revitalization"

the document claims to have scanned the manual

qr code to join group chat

eligible to receive 1.5 million yuan in poverty alleviation subsidies

with a try-it-out attitude

mr. luo scanned the qr code and joined a

wechat group named "multi-village revitalization subsidy distribution"

he saw someone in the group.

posted a screenshot of successfully receiving the subsidy

this made him excited.

under the guidance of "customer service"

mr. luo downloaded a software called

the "rural revitalization" app was informed

as long as you complete the account verification and pay 30,000activation fee

you can participate in the "subsidy project"

however

after mr. luo completed the operation and paid the fee

the customer service said that the account authentication information was filled in incorrectly.

he was asked to pay another 50,000 yuan in unfreezing funds.

mr. luo noticed something was wrong and called the police immediately

at present, the case is under further investigation.

notice!

modus operandi analysis

the scammers used the hot topic of rural revitalization and national policies to forge "red-headed documents" and mail them to the victims, tricking them into scanning the code to join the group. the scammers posted false subsidy information in the group, inducing the victims to download fake apps to complete account authentication and pay activation fees to commit fraud.

notice!

police reminder

be vigilant when receiving unfamiliar deliveries.do not scan or click on unfamiliar qr codes or links., and never download apps of unknown origin to avoid falling into the trap of scammers.

when you receive such "policy" documents, you must call the relevant departments for verification from the official platform.don’t trust unofficial reports on the internet

scammers often ask victims to transfer money to a designated account under the pretext of "paying back personal income tax", "repairing credit", "verifying identity", etc., claiming that they need to advance funds before they can "issue subsidies" or "refund fees". anyone who uses such excuses is definitely a scam!

if you encounter a situation that you cannot judge or are accidentally cheated, please call the police immediately!