What are the common "pig-killing plate" tactics and routines in the marriage and love market?

The marriage market is a field full of opportunities and risks, and people often hope to find true love and happiness in the process. However, just because of people's desire for love, some criminals will use various means to defraud others. So what are the common "pig-killing plate" rhetoric and routines in the marriage and love market

1. False traps: luring the other party into a false marriage and love platform or blind date venue, charging high fees, but providing no services But it does not meet actual expectations.

2. False identity and wealth: The other party claims to be tall, rich, handsome or white and rich, and exaggerates his economic status and social status to arouse the other party's favor and dependence.

3. Transfer request: Seduce the other party emotionally, and then fabricate an emergency to borrow money from the other party or ask the other party to transfer money for you, thereby defrauding the other party of money.

4. False blind date expenses: When dating, ask the other party to pay high blind date expenses, including restaurant reservations, transportation expenses, etc., and use this as an excuse to obtain money.

5. False marriage: the act of extorting property in the name of false marriage. Usually, a contract is signed with the other party to achieve the purpose of obtaining the other party's property.

6. False investment opportunities: Lies about high-return investment opportunities to induce the other party to invest some money in order to obtain huge profits, but in fact it is to defraud the other party of funds.

7. False intention to marry: Falsely claiming to have a desire to marry, having an emotional relationship with the other party, and using this as an excuse to ask for money or other benefits.

In the face of these "pig-killing plate" rhetoric and routines, we should remain vigilant and think rationally. It is recommended to take the following measures:

1. Stay vigilant and rational: Be vigilant when encountering overly exaggerated and credulous words and promises, maintain rational thinking, and do not easily believe the other party, especially if the other party asks for payment prematurely. or when providing sensitive personal information.

2. Communicate with caution: Before establishing a stable relationship of trust with the other party, be cautious about the other party's request for borrowing or transferring money.

3. Do not disclose sensitive personal information easily: Avoid disclosing personal identification, bank account information, family status and other private information without knowing the identity and integrity of the other party to prevent abuse.

4. Seek help from professional organizations: Choose a formal and trustworthy marriage platform or consulting service organization, and seek help and advice from professionals.

5. Get along slowly and understand deeply: Give time to get along with the other person, gradually understand the other person's true situation and motivations, and observe whether the other person's words and deeds are consistent and reliable.

6. Verify each other’s identity and background: When dating online, you can verify the other party’s identity, education, occupation and other information through other channels, such as verifying ID cards, academic certificates, work units, etc.

7. Take the initiative to protect personal property: Avoid randomly providing money or personal assets to unfamiliar people, especially if the other party emphasizes money requirements in the early stages of the relationship.

In short, staying vigilant and rational, enhancing the awareness of self-protection, and choosing reliable channels and suitable partners in the marriage and love market are the keys to avoiding "pig-killing plate" rhetoric and routines.