What is electric fraud?

Electric fraud refers to telecom fraud.

Telecom fraud refers to the criminal act of fabricating false information and setting up a scam by telephone, internet, SMS, etc., and implementing remote and non-contact fraud on the victim to induce the victim to make money or transfer money. Usually, the purpose of cheating is achieved by impersonating others and forging various legal coats and forms. Telecom fraud has the characteristics of wide spread, rapid development, rapid renovation of means, gang committing crimes and strong anti-reconnaissance ability. It is a crime with low cost and high return.

"Killing pig dishes" is one of the common types of telecommunication network fraud. Criminals call the victim a "pig", the dating tool a "pigsty" and the chat script "pig food". Screen gullible people through dating websites and chat dating tools, and then "fall in love" with the victim. After determining the "love" relationship, let the victim participate in online gambling or other investments to defraud money.

Common telecom fraud types:

1. Loan fraud: In loan fraud, criminals publish loan information such as "unsecured loan", "low-interest loan" and "interest-free loan" by setting up virtual websites, SMS, small cards or advertising in newspapers. After the victim contacted, he lied that he could get an unsecured loan, applied for a loan at a lower interest rate, gained the trust of the victim, and then tricked the victim into prepaying interest and deposits through bank transfer.

2. Brush fraud: Online brush fraud refers to the online fraud in which criminal suspects use recruitment websites, part-time QQ groups and other channels to publish false part-time information, take high returns as bait, and then ask the victims to remit money many times under various excuses such as system and network problems after the brush is successful. "Never leave home, make money every day", "Regular platform, inviting billing, settlement by clause, and easy to get started" are common advertising words for billing fraud.