The police debunked 5 types of online scams to remind the public

There will be no pies in the sky, and there are many virtual network traps. The Public Security Bureau of Guiyang City, Guizhou Province has recently reminded citizens to guard against all forms of online fraud in the information age.

Guiyang citizen Mr. Ma found an "official website" claiming to be "China Welfare Lottery" on the Internet recently, saying that lottery experts here can predict lottery winning numbers with high accuracy, as long as they are registered as members and pay their dues The winning number of the first issue. The sudden "good news" made Mr. Ma excited. He hurriedly contacted the website and paid an entrance fee of 308 yuan. After the money was remitted, he called the website again but was told to pay an additional deposit of 2,000 yuan to become a member. If Mr. Ma pays another 3,000 yuan, he can also get the winning number of the two-color ball second prize. The more he wondered, the more he suspected that when he called the phone again, he heard the phone prompt tone that the phone has been owed for payment. At this time, Mr. Ma learned to be deceived.

The police in Guiyang City introduced five common types of online fraud cases. One is to use the Internet to publish false information on websites or use email to send false advertisements to consumers, and to make up a fictitious sales market. After the victim paid, he could not receive the goods or received inferior goods that were inconsistent with the seller ’s promise; the second was to set up a shopping website online, make a fake online banking login page, deceive the victim to enter the bank account number and password, and then the victim bank The money in the card is stolen or consumed; the third is to build a Mark Six lottery or lucky lottery website to provide special codes for winning, and the membership fee is used to defraud the membership fee; the fourth is to use the Internet to send SMS fraud, the amount is generally small, easy to be deceived; Fifth, make friends on the Internet through online chats. After defrauding the trust of the other party, they borrow money for various purposes to achieve the purpose of fraud.