I often see anti-fraud programs on TV. I want to know.

In daily life, we or some people around us will always receive some fraudulent phone calls, or some fraudulent text messages and other information. Although most of us will choose to ignore this information and be deceived by it, only a few people will get it, but I have indeed seen those so-called masters around us who can successfully crack down on fraud and give scammers a thorough play.

This is an example of successful fraud prevention that I saw on the Internet a few years ago. Although I don't know the credibility and authenticity of this matter, this example has impressed me so far. In fact, the liar's means are not very clever. It's just a bunch of scam messages, sending money to an account, but after being discovered by a master, they only sent a penny to this account every time. The master has operated it for dozens of times.

Finally, the film side finally called and begged the master not to transfer money to the liar's card, because for every penny the master earned, the film side had to deduct five dollars from Carido, which was obviously not cost-effective for the liar.

Although this kind of thing rarely happens in real life, I still agree with this expert's approach.

For these swindlers, we really should let them learn a lesson and make them realize that in real life, we should be honest and should not do such bad things again. Of course, in real life, the most important thing is to be vigilant at all times. When we receive some strange phone calls and some inexplicable short messages, we must not blindly think according to each other's requirements, but improve our personal cognition. This is us.