Will the fraud send the video to the family?

Will the fraud send the video to the family?

Fraud criminals may take various means to obtain the personal information and privacy of the victims, including sending videos to the families of the victims. However, this situation is not universal, and not all fraud criminals will adopt this means.

Fraud criminals usually contact the victims through telephone, text messages, social media and other channels, and take various means to defraud the victims' property. If the victim fails to see through the scam in time, or provides personal information and privacy to criminals, criminals may take worse measures, including sending videos to the victim's family to threaten and blackmail the victim's property.

Therefore, if you encounter suspicious phone calls, text messages or social media contacts, you should be vigilant and take immediate measures to protect personal information and privacy. If you are sure that you have become a victim of fraud, you should immediately call the police and inform your family and friends to avoid more people being hurt by fraud.

To sum up:

Fraud criminals may send videos to the victim's family and threaten to blackmail the victim's property. However, this situation is not universal, and not all fraud criminals will adopt this means. If you encounter suspicious phone calls, text messages or social media contacts, you should be vigilant and take immediate measures to protect personal information and privacy. If you are sure that you have become a victim of fraud, you should immediately call the police and inform your family and friends to avoid more people being hurt by fraud.

Legal basis:

According to the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the crime of fraud refers to the act of defrauding a large amount of public and private property by deception for the purpose of illegal possession. Fraud criminals violate the law and cheat others' property by deception, which is illegal. If you find suspicious phone calls, text messages or social media contacts, you should be vigilant and call the police in time to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests and property safety.