Panjin Police shot an anti-fraud video. Why does the content make people laugh, cry, and think deeply?

The key is that the content is too funny. In fact, this story happened because of online dating. The male protagonist of the story fell in love with a "girl" whose online name is "An'an Baby", although some friends persuaded her to do so. than him, but he still likes "Baby An'an". Everyone also learned about what happened after that through the video. Baby An An defrauded the male protagonist of 80,000 yuan in the name of online dating. The routine used was also very old-fashioned. It was nothing more than introducing some investment projects to the male protagonist. Based on his trust in Baby An An, the male protagonist finally invested more than 80,000 yuan and was deceived in the end. Later, this "Baby An'an" was caught. He was a "boy" wearing a pink down jacket.

In fact, this kind of incident also exists in reality. Scammers have always existed since ancient times, but the methods and routines of deceiving people have changed. Some use investment projects, and some use offline meetings. Playing fairy dance, and some even directly cheat money in the name of borrowing money. Let me talk about a few cases that happened around me.

The first one happened 12 years ago. Not long after I graduated, my classmates and I went to an internship somewhere in Jiangsu. Originally, we were interning in the same company and department, but due to work needs, I was seconded to another city. In order to facilitate my communication with classmates and family, I also bought a mobile phone. I also saved the phone numbers of my classmates, and my friend also bought a mobile phone and saved my number in it, with the note "my only brother". He lost his mobile phone at that time, and it was probably stolen by a thief. Later, he said that he lost it on the bus. The person who picked up his cell phone called me and asked me: "Are you So-and-so's brother? He was hit by a car and is waiting for surgery. Please remit the money to XX's account quickly. I'm worried." "At that time, I really thought something had happened, so I frantically wanted to call home, but then I thought, today is not the weekend, the internship company provides lunch, and the food is good, what is he doing out there? I was more cautious and called the person at the company to ask. When he called me back, I realized that the phone was lost. Because of the note, the thief tried to deceive me.

After that, the scammer called again, and I told him: "Please let that boy After three seconds of silence, he hung up the phone.

The second story is similar. This happened to me, and I don’t know how these scammers got my personal information. At that time, I was working in a city in the south. I worked overtime almost every day in order to keep up with the schedule. That day, a person called me and said, "Are you XXX? Are you free tomorrow? Come out and meet." He finished at that time. I was confused by this. The voice sounded like someone I knew, but I didn’t know who it was, so I made a guess. The person I was talking about was a southern client of mine, and his voice was somewhat similar to that of a liar. I had no doubts. At that time, he told me to make an appointment to meet him tomorrow. I was still puzzled, so I asked: "Are you coming to XX? Let's get together tomorrow?" He said yes, and then I wanted to go find him, and he said I would wait for him tomorrow. Telephone.

Do you think this is over? As soon as I put down the phone, the Beijing Anti-Telecom Fraud Center called me and asked me if I had borrowed a phone just now. It means telling me not to believe it. It should be a staff member of the Anti-Fraud Center at that time. But I had already reacted at that time and knew that the person was lying to me. I also thought that the call was also a lie, so I cursed the person in a "dirty" manner, and the person hung up the phone angrily.

But when I hung up the phone and took a look, I was dumbfounded because my phone had a phone tag that read Beijing Anti-Fraud Center. Only then did I realize that they were calling to remind me and asked me to I was scolded. Later I called them back and apologized profusely, and they forgave me and told me not to be fooled. I share it today to give you a lesson. This type of thing is all a scam.