What is it that a woman who spends 6800 yuan on a bank card mistakenly thinks that withdrawing SMS is fraud?

On May 23, Ms. Li, a citizen of Bishan, found that her bank card was gone when she was preparing to repay the mortgage. Six days ago, she withdrew 100 yuan in cash from an ATM of Qinggang Street Rural Commercial Bank. In the next few minutes, Ms. Li received a text message reminding her that her card had spent more than 6,800 yuan. At that time, she thought it was a scam message, but now, not only the card is gone, but also the accumulated 6800 yuan on the card is gone. What's going on here? At present, the police have been involved in the investigation.

I had to repay the loan before I found that my bank card was missing.

Ms. Li comes from Qixin Village, Qinggang Street, Bishan County. At the age of 52, she mainly works in a factory on weekdays. Her salary is not high and she has a little savings. After three years, Ms. Li has accumulated nearly 7,000 yuan in deposits.

Ms. Li figured that this money can be reserved for emergency use or for future pension.

However, an accident on May 17 frustrated her calculation.

At 6 o'clock in the afternoon, Ms. Li withdrew 100 yuan from the ATM of a commercial bank in Qinggang Street. Because it's getting late, Ms. Li is anxious to go home and cook. After withdrawing the money, Ms. Li went straight away.

On May 23, because she had to pay back the bank mortgage, Ms. Li was going to take out her bank card for repayment, only to find that she could not find it anyway!

"Is it because I forgot to get my card last time?" Ms. Li suddenly remembered that she had forgotten to get her card after withdrawing money that day.

Withdrawal SMS is mistaken for fraudulent SMS.

On the afternoon of the 23rd, Ms. Li called the bank to report the loss as soon as she found that the money was lost, and then called the police.

On the same day, Ms. Li also came to the incident bank. After many requests, Ms. Li watched the surveillance video at that time. During the monitoring, Ms. Li saw that she left the ATM without a bank card, and a young man behind her directly operated on the machine interface.

Ms. Li remembers that after withdrawing money on 17 that afternoon, she received two short messages, one prompting her to withdraw 5,000 yuan from her bank card and the other prompting her to withdraw money on 1800 yuan.

"At the time, I thought it was a scam message." Recalling the scene at that time, Ms. Li regretted it. She said that she has always been cautious about this kind of information because she has heard a lot of fraud news. I received the text message that day. I thought it was a fraudulent message and ignored it.

The police have filed an investigation.

This 6800 yuan is equivalent to Ms. Li's three-year savings. Can this money be recovered?

On May 26th, the reporter consulted the Rural Commercial Bank of Qinggang Street. The relevant person in charge of the bank said that it is necessary to verify the situation before replying. As of press time, the reporter has not received a reply from the bank.

Subsequently, the reporter consulted the Bishan police station.

"It is currently under investigation." On the afternoon of May 28, the relevant staff of Yucheng police station said that after receiving the report from Ms. Li, they went to the scene for the first time to check the situation and found that someone did take Ms. Li's money. The police said that an investigation has been started.