Many people have fallen victim to the cash on delivery express delivery scam. What is this new scam?

This scam is actually very simple. It takes advantage of people’s mentality of taking advantage of small things. The most basic operation is to send you express delivery without buying express delivery. This express delivery claims to be It gives you various benefits and the price is very low. It calls you a lucky user. When you receive the goods with cash on delivery, you will find that you have been fooled. The goods in your hands only cost a few dollars. It's a crap, but you did pay dozens of dollars or even more. It's such a simple scam, but people fall for it one after another.

When encountering such a scam, we have a lot of initiative to prevent it. For example, when you receive an express delivery from an unknown source and the courier tells you to pay cash on delivery, you should first check Check when you bought something. If you didn’t buy it, tell the courier directly that I didn’t buy it and I don’t want it. You can just return it. You don’t have to pay for it or take advantage of it. It is the most reliable way to prevent fraud.

I once received this kind of scam trick, but because of my extraordinary wit, I stopped the scam in the middle. First, I received a message saying that I had won a prize. I got a smart bracelet. The original price was 298. As a prize, I only had to pay a certain cost and express delivery fee. It was probably less than 100 yuan. I was quite excited at the time because this wristband I have noticed the ring for a long time. When I received the goods, I was cautious and opened the box in front of the courier. When I saw that there was an electronic watch inside that looked like a bracelet, I told the courier that I want to return this, I don’t want it anymore.

The scammers are not clever in their methods. The first method is that they may ask you to sign for express delivery documents. The second type is to use various gifts from merchants as an excuse, and the third type is to lie about something for you to try, and you only need to pay shipping, etc., taking advantage of your greed and mentality of taking advantage.