The police roared, and the aunt's 500,000 pension money was saved. Why are older people more likely to be deceived?

Personally, the reason why older people are more likely to be deceived is caused by many factors and needs specific analysis.

Case Review An aunt in Beijing received a phone call from a policeman who claimed to be the Tianjin Public Security Bureau. The other party told her that she was suspected of breaking the law and needed to freeze it, and asked her to transfer the money on the bank card to their fixed account as soon as possible with her professional skills and special atmosphere, and they closed it. The principle of confidentiality? Aunt can't tell anyone about this.

Believe it or not, my aunt is in a hurry to get the money from the bank. Because the amount of expenses was large at that time, it was used for financial management, and now it will be a loss. When the bank lobby manager informed the result, the aunt still insisted on taking it out, which made people suspicious, so the lobby manager chose to call the police to keep the aunt's pension money.

Taking stock of this incident, we can easily find that the reason why aunt was cheated is mainly based on two reasons. The first point is that my aunt has a subconscious fear of the public security law and civil servants, which often leads to following each other's steps in later conversations. Second, the professional words and atmosphere of swindlers are very powerful, and it is easy to break the psychological defense of the elderly.

The analysis of the experience of the cheated aunt in Beijing by the elderly group is just one of the situations in which thousands of elderly people have been cheated. In the accelerated period of China's aging society, we need to make a more in-depth analysis from the following three aspects.

Most elderly people tend to be kind and easy to be unprepared. For the older generation, they always have a great affection for this society. Their kindness leads them to have no brains in daily life, so from a psychological point of view, the elderly are indeed more likely to be deceived.

The elderly are slow to respond, and their understanding of new fraud methods lags behind. After the resignation of the elderly, their access to information is relatively slow, which directly leads to the opportunity for fraudsters to let the elderly in. Know nothing? Be cheated in the case.

Old people are experienced and overconfident, which leads them into trouble. Old people have rich experience. Many elderly people are confident that they can see through others at a glance and that they will not be cheated, but it is this carelessness that leads them to be targeted by fraudsters.

Conclusion Caring for the elderly starts with everyone. As an ordinary adult, what we can do is to give the elderly around us more fraudulent means and knowledge popularization, and give them more care, companionship and attention. I hope that every elderly person can stay away from the harm caused by telecom fraud.