Taiyuan woman was cheated by looking for a scalper to make an appointment for HPV vaccine 1.2 million. What kind of warning did the police make?

Seeing that a "scalper" on the Internet said that she could help make an appointment for cervical cancer vaccine, Ms. Chen, a citizen, believed it and was cheated by more than 10,000 yuan. The reporter learned from the anti-fraud center of Saihan District Public Security Bureau that the police launched an investigation and issued an early warning to remind the public not to be fooled.

It turned out that Ms. Chen wanted to get a nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine, but she never made an appointment. It was not until she saw a "scalper" on the Internet that she could make an appointment for cervical cancer vaccination all over the country that she contacted each other with a consulting attitude. Who knows, the other party actually promised to "make an appointment before paying." Soon after, Ms. Chen received a text message saying that she had successfully booked a nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine in a medical institution in our city. Moreover, the time and place of vaccination are clearly stated in the text message, and it is recommended to pay online first.

At this time, Ms. Chen, who believed it, immediately transferred the vaccination fee of more than 6,000 yuan to the account designated by "Yellow Cattle". However, the "scalper" asked Ms. Chen to transfer money again on the grounds that Ms. Chen did not clearly indicate the information of the transferor, and promised that the first transfer would be returned to her account. However, after transferring money to the other party again, Ms. Chen found herself blacked out by the other party.

After receiving the alarm from Ms. Chen, the Anti-Fraud Center of Saihan District Public Security Bureau confirmed that Ms. Chen had suffered telecom fraud, and it was sheer nonsense to make an appointment for cervical cancer vaccination. At present, the case is still under investigation, and the police reminded the general public not to trust any transfer and remittance requested by strangers for any reason. In case of unknown information, you can call 96 1 10 or download the national anti-fraud center App for consultation.

Some experts pointed out that any kind of HPV vaccine can significantly reduce the probability of these girls suffering from cervical cancer in their future lives. "I advocate playing early and always playing. If there are young seeds, fight first, and you will benefit early. Don't stop playing (bivalent vaccine) because we have to wait for nine prices. "