With the rapid growth of the internet, forms of fraud have become increasingly diverse, in which fraud has become a “high-risk area” for public property security. The routine trickery of fraudsters in possession of the bill is key to raising awareness of prevention and securing property。
What's a fraud
Fraudulents issue part-time billings by means of text messages, telephone calls, various social software, short videos and the mailing of false coupons, bringing victims into designated payment treasures and microblogging groups。
When the victim joins the group, the fraudster induces the victim to download a false app for the job. At first, fraudsters tend to defraud victims of their trust by sending a few fine, focused missions, and when the time is right, they will lead them to increase their input。
Once the victim has begun a large “upfront” mission, the fraudster refuses to pay the victim back, for reasons such as the need to do a single job or to lose the wrong bank card number, and asks the victim to continue the task in order to correct the so-called “mistake” until the victim becomes aware of the fraud。
Common influencing
01
Easy money, no threshold
Fraudsters would emphasize that the billing is very easy, without any professional skills and experience, and can operate with a mobile phone or computer。
For example, “honey, it's very simple for us to do this part-time job without you having to have any special skills, as long as we can get online. It's not a problem to spend hours a day making hundreds of bucks easy.”
It is designed to attract people who are eager to earn money quickly and feel they have no special talent。
02
High return, quick return
The promise of high returns and quick returns is a common word for fraud。
For example, “the return of a single brush is in the tens or even hundreds of dollars and will be cashed as soon as the mission is completed”
Such temptations are difficult to resist for those who are under greater economic pressure or want to make money quickly。
03
Safe and secure
In order to dispel the doubts of the victims, the fraudsters claim that the billing exercise is absolutely safe and reliable, with safeguards。
For example: “we are a regular company with a professional team, and your funds and personal information are absolutely secure. Don't worry, there will be no problem.”
Even fraudsters forge various official documents to confuse victims。
04
It's simple. Time is free
It was emphasized that the billing task was simple to operate and that time was very free, allowing victims to feel free to earn money without compromising normal work and life。
For example: “this billing mission is simple: shopping on the internet and then giving a good rating, and it can be done in a few minutes. You can do your job at any time, without prejudice to anything else。
05
There's a limited number of places, first come first served
Fraudsters create a sense of urgency in which victims feel that if they do not seize this opportunity quickly, they will miss the opportunity to make easy money。
For example: “we have a limited number of part-time places, and we now have a large number of applicants, on a first-come, first-served basis. Let's go. We're late
06
Finishing the brush list and meeting a pretty girl
The fraudsters placed a large number of adverts online, inducing victims to download the "gun" app. It also claimed in the app that it would not only earn commissions but also go off-line with beautiful women, as long as the small task of carrying out the advance bill was completed。
For example, "honey, you need to advance the funds to complete this credit certificate before you can go out with a pretty girl
How do you know how to break the brush
01
Almost all fraud site domain names are mixed with case letters and numbers and end with not . Cn or . Com, but other characters. When you see someone who makes you click on this link, you must decisively reject it。
02
Formal apps don't usually require you to enter invitations, registrations, etc. If you see an app that requires you to enter an invitation code to use, be vigilant。
03
The common feature of all network billings is “task commissioning” and “tasks” are mostly “tweet short” videos, “care for the public” “to take good advantage of” “uploads”. Don't believe it when someone asks you to take a commission。
Police tip
1. Network brushes are per se illegal and do not trust information on part-time billings such as “high commission” on the internet. Do not be deceived by high pay, let alone be fortunate to believe in the promise of a return from a fraud, lest there be a chain fraud。
2. Don ' t trust undisclosed letters, telephone calls and text messages, regardless of the rhetoric used. In the face of sudden transfers and remittance requirements, care must be taken to verify that transfers are not made at will。
3. Refusal to receive undisclosed couriers, without clicking on an unknown link, without scanning an unknown two-dimensional code, without vortex, without trusting in lottery tickets or scratches obtained through informal channels。
In the event of fraud, call 110 alerts in a timely manner, bearing in mind evidence such as chat records, transaction records, contact details, etc。
