Be alert! A new scam is coming, targeting children. Many children have been cheated. Suggest collection.

Have you ever thought that you will be cheated by the internet one day?

Many parents feel that online fraud is far away from them, and even if scammers come, they have high enough vigilance.

No! No! Liars can't fool you, and they can't fool your children.

In recent years, the victims of online fraud have become younger and younger, and the scammers have reached out to children everywhere.

Just a few days ago, Kong Xiao (a pseudonym), a 0/2-year-old girl from Suzhou/KLOC, was using her mother's mobile phone to take online classes, and a strange QQ number kept adding her friends.

Just after adding friends, the other party came up to threaten Kong Xiao.

The other party (liar) claimed to be a policeman in a certain place and said: Your parents are suspected of fraud and the account has been frozen. You should unfreeze your account within 30 minutes, or your parents will be sent to prison.

Kong Xiao was frightened to learn that her parents were going to prison. Under fear and worry, she followed the guide and fell into the trap that the liar had already designed.

The swindler sent two QR code transfers to Kong Xiao and warned Kong Xiao not to tell her parents to delete the verification code.

In this way, Xiao * * * transferred 7000 yuan to the swindler.

Fortunately, the mother entered the house in time and immediately called the police after discovering that her daughter was cheated.

When netizens saw this news, some criticized their parents for being too generous and asked their children to hand in their passwords.

Some netizens also accused swindlers of being cunning because their children were cheated.

During the summer vacation, children will be exposed to mobile phones and the Internet almost every day, and their vigilance is often very low. The deception of scammers is endless and hard to prevent.

If parents don't give their children the knowledge of popular science and fraud prevention in time, it is likely to bring huge losses to the family!

It was also during the online class that Xiao Min (a pseudonym) from Jinjiang, Fujian was recruited!

On March 5, 2020, a message suddenly appeared on Xiao Min's mobile phone screen:

"Charge any amount 10 times rebate".

This random pop-up advertisement moved Xiao Min very much.

Xiao Min paid 500 yuan twice after scanning the QR code as requested by the other party.

Originally, I thought about waiting for interest, but I didn't expect the swindler to set up a "tight encirclement" and wait for Xiao Min to be cheated.

The liar lured Xiao Min step by step: "You have to pay 10 times before you can cash back, otherwise the previous money cannot be refunded."

Once, twice ... I have no money before it reaches 10 times.

At the instigation of the swindler, Xiao Min picked up his father's mobile phone.

The numbers on the screen of the mobile phone seem to be enchanted, and in Xiao Min's eyes, they become cash to be returned.

Xiao Min, who wanted to get the cash back as soon as possible, didn't expect that he had jumped into this bottomless net.

Finally, Xiao Min brushed away160,000 yuan!

For an ordinary family, 6.5438+0.6 million yuan is by no means a small sum, which is a heavy blow!

Mom and dad have worked hard for many years, scrimping and saving their hard-earned money, but in an instant they fell into the pocket of a liar.

That's disgusting!

Speaking of which, I have to tell you something. I was cheated by the internet, too.

About 17, I just arrived in Beijing the following summer.

During that time, a friend went to Thailand to play and posted photos of location and beautiful women on Weibo.

One day, my Weibo received a private letter from this "friend" asking for help. She told me:

Her money was stolen in Thailand, and her mobile phone was restricted from roaming and she could not log on to WeChat. Can you lend her 4000 yuan to buy a plane ticket? If you don't lend it to her right away, the plane ticket will be cancelled and there is no way to return to China.

I'm also anxious to see my "friends" encounter unexpected situations abroad.

In fact, I also thought about whether someone would pretend to be her, so I sent her a WeChat and waited for half an hour without replying to me.

At this moment, Weibo sent a private letter urging me to transfer money. She was really anxious and told me that the WeChat red envelope could not be received, and asked me to transfer the money directly to the bank card through WeChat.

When my friend's WeChat didn't reply, I got angry, and of course I transferred 4000 yuan from the card to her. That was more than half of my salary ... I was too impulsive! )

After receiving the transfer, my "friend" saw that I was so gullible, and made up another reason (I forgot the details), creating a very anxious and scared atmosphere, and asked me to lend her another 4000 yuan immediately.

Later, when I checked, this kind of deception also deceived many people.

At that time, I was already very rhythmic and impatient, so I immediately asked other friends and my mother to borrow money.

At that time, Mr. Xiaoxue was about to go out to do something. Seeing that I was in such a hurry and didn't ask much, I transferred 3000 yuan to me.

But when I transferred money twice in a row, Weibo's private letter suddenly died down.

At this time, my mood stabilized and I gradually realized that this was wrong!

I quickly clicked on the avatar and screen name on the private letter, but it turned out to be an empty Weibo!

The swindler stole my friend's portrait of Weibo, and then added a space in her Weibo name to create a fake Weibo.

Then in recent days, I stole my friend's photos and copy, and copied several Weibo, creating an illusion.

As long as you meet a careless person like me and don't slide down, you won't find anything fishy here.

At this moment, my friend on WeChat replied to my message, saying that I had just gone swimming in the water and didn't see my mobile phone on the shore.

Alas ..... I'm so sorry, so wronged, so annoyed!

The swindler cheated me of 8000 yuan twice, so I was stupid enough to borrow money from others and send it to the swindler's pocket if I had no money.

In fact, when you think about it, this liar has many loopholes.

1. wechat can't log in, but why can Weibo log in?

2. When cheater Weibo confides in me privately, there will be spaces between some words for fear of being blocked.

There is a space in the middle of Weibo's name, which is a fake Weibo name. I didn't find it.

There are only two contents in Weibo. If I go down again, I can easily find that this is a fake Weibo.

After being cheated, I asked several close friends. Everyone received a private letter from Weibo, but they were not convinced.

My impostor friend felt guilty when he learned that I had been cheated of so much money. He has been comforting me and giving me gifts since I got home.

Before that, I always thought that online fraud was far away from me and would never happen to me.

Later, I regretted why I didn't have anti-fraud awareness, which made it easy for scammers to take advantage of it.

And the 8,000 yuan I was cheated out of has never been recovered.

If I learn from a pit, my lesson is not too heavy. I saved 1 month's money and returned it to my friend.

In recent years, cheaters' means have emerged in an endless stream, such as playing games, adding friends, popping up windows on the web, etc ... Adults can't help being fooled, let alone children.

If it really caused serious economic losses to the family, it is really a pity.

I collected the common tricks of swindlers. I hope that parents will give their children science in time after reading it, so as to prevent problems before they happen!

1. Online game fraud

In recent years, children are addicted to games such as eating chicken and the glory of the king. Liars aim at this "business opportunity" and attract primary school students' attention by means of game coupons, game skins, substitute training and account transfer.

A primary school student saw someone selling a number in a forum in the glory of the king, and was cheated away in less than a minute 150 yuan and blacked out.

Coincidentally, the primary school students in Hangzhou are bright, and in order to rent advanced accounts, they fall into the deposit scam set by the game anchor.

Double the deposit layer by layer and transfer it 8 times. One * * * was cheated by more than ten thousand.

If your children also like to play games, please be patient and tell them these scams. It is ok to play games in moderation, but don't pay for your "innocence"!

2. Get mobile phone fraud

Last February, it was the time for children to take online classes collectively.

A 12-year-old child in Baoding is using his mother's mobile phone to surf the Internet for classes, and a dynamic on QQ caught his attention.

"I'm playing with my parents' mobile phone, and I'll get a mobile phone for free. "

In this way, the greedy child added a liar friend, and the liar told him:

"Scan the code to pay, but it will show that the payment failed, the money will not be transferred, and you can get the mobile phone."

In the end, the child brushed away 8900 yuan three times before and after.

3. Rent a micro signal to cheat money

Last February 1 1 day, 13-year-old Xiaoyang used QQ to discuss exercises with his classmates while surfing the Internet.

When he deserted, Xiaoyang casually added a friend of a stranger to apply.

After the warm greeting, the liar told Xiao Yang that he could scan the QR code to receive the red envelope. After Xiaoyang received the red envelope, the liar immediately offered to rent Xiaoyang's micro-signal for the US group to praise, and would pay Xiaoyang the rent after swiping the bill.

However, the condition is to provide relevant information such as Alipay and WeChat, and then pay a deposit from 700 yuan.

Uninformed Xiao Yang was transferred to 700 yuan by a swindler and gave the payment code of Alipay to the other party.

Finally, it was brushed away 1.7 million!

When these swindlers cheat, they don't care whether you are an adult or a child, and whether life is hard or not.

They cast a wide net, whether you have money or not, you can get something. How many parents' hard-earned money have you cheated!

4. Red envelope rebate to cheat money

When I was taking an online class, a girl suddenly received an "invitation to join the group" from her good friend.

After the girl joined, she found that some people in the group had been sending rebate information.

The girl only paid 100 at first, but she didn't see the money back. She was in a hurry.

Liars seize this psychology and conduct a second round of fraud.

Instruct girls to scan code payment on WeChat to fill the loopholes in previous credit card payment.

In just a few minutes, the girl was cheated out of 20 thousand yuan

Children resume classes online, and scammers are also very concerned about "returning to work." They set their eyes on the inexperienced children and set a trap full of temptation.

These seemingly "legal" routines, however, are behind illegal money transactions, sometimes leaving parents with no way to complain, the police can't thoroughly investigate, and it is difficult for the court to file a case.

The swindler ran away, leaving only the cheated children and angry parents to face the mess alone.

Therefore, parents must popularize common tricks for their children, remind them which are scams, and let them have the ability to distinguish.

Beware of friends' applications and advertisements from strangers such as WeChat, QQ and Weibo, and don't scan the code casually.

Establish a correct view of money for children. There will be no pie in the sky, and everything that seems to get something for nothing is hidden behind it.

If you meet a liar, you must keep calm, don't worry about being scolded by your parents, don't panic, and don't tell your worries to the liar.

The correct way is: keep calm and stop loss in time! Immediately take screenshots to keep the evidence, ask parents for help and call the police.

In fact, no matter how many tricks a liar has, there is only one purpose: money.

Most of their methods are to let the victims taste the sweetness first, and then catch the big fish in the long line.

Tell your child that as long as money is involved, you should be highly vigilant and never believe anything the other person says.

What you really want to believe is always your parents.

Finally, tell you a "three noes" formula to prevent fraud, which must be taught to children and their families around them:

Don't click on the unknown link,

Unknown phone calls should not be trusted,

Personal information will not be disclosed,

Transfers and remittances must be verified.

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Don't let scammers use the internet and get away with it!

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