What does a letter of help mean?

Helping the letter means helping the crime of information network crime.

Helping the letter refers to the criminal act that the actor provides technical support such as Internet access, server hosting, network storage and communication transmission. , or provide assistance in advertising promotion, payment and settlement. Knowing that others use information networks to commit crimes. It is the abbreviation of the crime of helping information network criminal activities.

At present, one of the fundamental reasons for the continuous high incidence of telecommunication network fraud is that a large number of bank cards and telephone cards with "false real names" are cheated after being bought by scammers, which brings great difficulties to the police to trace and crack down. Therefore, cutting off the buying and selling chain of calling cards and bank cards is equivalent to "weaning" swindlers, which is of great significance to fraud cases. The bank card in this case belongs to one of the "two cards" and has been suspected of helping information network criminal activities, also known as the crime of helping the letter.

Behavior patterns of letters for help

Illegal buying and selling of "two cards", especially bank cards, and providing transfer payment, cash withdrawal and cash withdrawal tools for upstream crimes account for more than 80% of the total number of prosecutions; Provide professional technical support and software tools to improve crime efficiency and reduce crime costs. Develop black software tools specially used for crimes, such as dialing IP every second to avoid supervision or investigation.

Telephone cards and bank cards have always been important criminal tools for telecommunication network fraudsters. Once these two cards are rented and sold, they will not only be used by criminals to commit telecom fraud, but also be used for online drug trafficking and online gambling. The action of "breaking cards" is to eradicate the breeding ground of telecommunication network fraud crimes by controlling "two cards".