What online scams have you encountered?

I have met several online fraudsters, all of whom are people who set people up and then sell things to deceive people.

(1) pretending to be a beautiful woman selling tea.

The specific process is as follows: first, a person with a beautiful face adds me to WeChat, and then take the initiative to chat with me and exchange feelings. When I was unprepared for her, she would stage a story about her stepmother forcing her stepdaughter, telling me that her stepmother would force her to hand over the tea garden left by her mother. She is unwilling to reach an agreement with her stepmother. As long as she can achieve something, her stepmother will give up the tea garden. Then she sent me a tearful video, crying about how hard she worked and how much she needed to achieve her goal. Let me buy her tea. Most people will take this video seriously and can't help but pay for tea to help her. But in fact, her avatar is fake, and the video she sent is also fake. Even she may not be a woman at all. The story is also made up according to the script, and his purpose is to make money by selling tea. In fact, her tea is simply ordinary tea, but her price is several times higher than ordinary tea. This is legitimate fraud.

Pretending to be a beautiful woman selling honey.

The difference between this tea seller and the tea seller is that they can't make up the story of their stepmother. Please help. The people they want to build are beekeepers and honey collectors from generation to generation. Send a video of your own beekeeping in a circle of friends every day, and send some benefits of earth honey. In order to attract people to buy honey, in fact, her honey is the kind that is widely sold in the market. But the price is also outrageous. Although it is also a fraud, one advantage is that you can learn some health knowledge for free.

Pretending to be a doctor to sell health care products.

They also work as a team. They usually advertise on major platforms, and the content is generally that someone has some kind of renal insufficiency and has been completely cured by a teacher's medicine. Let people take the initiative to add their own WeChat through attractive advertisements, and then they will pretend to be professional, ask some symptoms, then give you a diagnosis, prescribe a prescription, and ask you to pay a deposit or full payment. In fact, their medicine is a common kidney tonic, such as oyster slices. But they will lie that it is made of precious Chinese medicine. The price is several times higher. A pair of medicines costs thousands of dollars, but they are all bought for more than ten dollars.

Therefore, the network is illusory, so don't trust anyone easily. Once you meet someone who wants you to pay, pull black immediately.