Have you ever been scammed?

Yes.

Now let’s talk about my experience:

1. “The male scammer’s opening remarks on the other end of the phone were: “Hello, I’m from the Taobao Mall After-Sales Customer Service Center. Please do an after-sales return visit. Did you purchase a product from one of our brand’s official flagship stores on December 20th...ceramide...something for sensitive skin in autumn and winter..."

Just at the Liar’s End When Baba said this, I received a fraud prevention message on my phone. At this time, I finally couldn't help but laugh. What she didn't expect was that the scammer on the other end of the phone also laughed "hahahahaha". At this time, he burst into laughter and kept laughing "hahahahahaha" and said to the liar: "Can you smooth out the words first? I really can't continue with you like this. "

At the same time, the scammer continued to snicker on the phone. In order to cooperate with the other party's "performance", I said again: "I bought it, and then what? The scammer actually replied: "Should I be more professional?" "I then laughed out loud with my colleagues and hung up the phone.

What I didn't expect was that there would be a follow-up to the call. That afternoon, with the other party's persistence, I got through to the scammer again. At this time, the scammer’s opening statement was: “Because we, uh, recently, have received many complaints and feedback from customers saying that they have experienced skin allergies and red spots after using our product. Symptoms such as erythema and itching, etc. Have you ever experienced this after using it, madam? I said, "No, no, I picked up a Maserati after I finished it. I think your product is very good and it brings me good luck." "

Hearing what Ms. Han said, the liar was silent for a while. Seeing that the other party had not spoken for a long time, he added: "How about I recommend you to use it yourself, so that you don't have to Even if you become a liar, you can still buy a Maserati, what do you think? "At this time, the scammer on the other end of the phone continued to remain silent and immediately hung up the phone. My colleagues and I laughed out loud again.

2. I used to have a friend who received a scam call. I heard something was wrong, but I didn't know who he was calling, so I didn't interrupt.

Is my friend stupid anyway? I think I'm pretty smart, but I don't think I'm the type to be considered stupid.

In fact, it's very common for smart people to be deceived:

First, if you happen to be emotional. Some serious stages, such as over-excitement, over-confidence, depression, falling in love, being laid off, etc. At this time, the IQ may be 0.

Secondly, it is just time to pay the rent. When a scammer happens to send you a text message asking you to transfer the rent to another card, it’s easy for the scammer to lose your vigilance.

Most likely, he doesn’t know. . But even if he sends tens of thousands of messages, some people will fall for it. Scammers are best at probabilistic thinking.

So when you see such a text message and call the swindler stupid, he is actually very smart.

Scammers will create many "just" things, but behind them are actually probabilities.

I am here to give a piece of advice to those who are greedy and like to take advantage. Remember. Just one sentence is enough, as long as a stranger approaches you, he is a scammer,