The most easily neglected, often the dirtiest。
An old van on the side of the road, covered in mud, glass, and anyone would think it was a shit truck. But many people do not know that this is the kind of “negativeness” that has been the favorite shell of street messes for two years。
It's like a wrecked car. It's like a black shop。
The back seat was removed, the planks were rolled, the iron racks were welded, the counterfeit base station, the spray tool, the small printing equipment, the bad quality of the cargo, and anything could be put into the interior. During the day, they were parked in the city's villages, market for vegetables, and by the side of the mall, and work started at the door at night。
You know, they know how to hide。
The vans are already running in the streets, and old vehicles are even less visible. If you really want to buy it, you can take $23,000 from the second-hand market, and then change it with a little bit of money and turn it into a “mobile nest”. Even if they were seized one day, the losses would be minor。
It's not an exaggeration. It's something that's been ripped off in a lot of places。
More recently, zhejiang hangzhou, ningbo, wenzhou, taizhou, etc., have been involved in joint rehabilitation of such street messes. Together, public security, traffic police and market regulation target old vans that have been parked in urban villages, around agricultural markets and appear to be invisible。
Focus on what
Check if the back row was broken down, whether the car had a counterfeit base station, paint tools, printing sticker equipment, and whether the van was used to cover unauthorized operations and illegal operations. Problems were identified, and cars and equipment were seized together; if it involved fraudulent base stations, fraudulent text messages, interference with communications, it was not easy to impose a fine and to open a case directly。
In this operation, thousands of suspicious vehicles were screened throughout the province, more than 300 illegally converted vans were identified, more than 400 units of illegal electronic equipment were confiscated and many others were subjected to criminal coercive measures under the law on suspicion of helping to defraud the telecommunications network。
A lot of people think of such cars only as “dirty and dirty”, not really。
One of the most common is to go out late at night and put a small ad on the bullskin. Early the following morning, the roads, utility poles and drape doors were sealed with all the information about lock-opening, certification, loans and cheap services. Behind them is often a van that moves at night, stops, sprays, paste and runs。
It's not ugly, it's endless。
Many of these ads lead people step by step to fraud and booking. You think it's just a phone call, the money's gone, the id's paid, the other guy can't find anywhere。
There's more to it. It's a fake base station。
Some people should have seen that the mobile phone had a normal signal, suddenly stuck and cut off, and then came up with a “bank refund” “circular” “fast-off” “contribution benefit”. Many thought it was from the operator, but it could be a nearby van。
Such vehicles drive slowly in the vicinity of businesses, schools and residential areas, using equipment to force interference with surrounding mobile phone signals, and then impersonating regular end-ports for fraudulent text messages. Once the car was gone, the tracks were scattered, difficult to locate and harder to catch。
It's not fixed。
It will run, it will change places, it will disguise itself, it will be next to this neighborhood today, it may be at another market entrance tomorrow. Ordinary people look at it as a car that is parked without the slightest idea of interference in communications or even electrical fraud。
There is also a category of people who are also particularly exposed to the ground。
The car was packed with three empty foods, short-term drinks, refurbishment of small household electricity, and sold at night at the entrance to the site and by the night market. There's no license, there's no guarantee, there's an accident. What is even more ridiculous is some “stop-in-the-door” car, which offers dozens of dollars, opens the door when it enters, adds money, fixes a leak, opens a sewer, and finally opens a few thousand words。
Why do people always get hit with such things
Not everyone's stupid. It's too disguised. A phone, a car, a toolbox, it looks like normal business. When you find out something's wrong, they change their numbers and the car's gone。
More realistic is the fact that, in the past, penalties for such acts have been lenient。
The confiscation of tools and the imposition of fines are really painless for them. After all, a second-hand car has only a few moneys, and a set of equipment has been dismantled quickly, while the profits are alarmingly high. It's been a few days since i got my money back. The cost of violating the law is low, and of course people risk it。
This is also why, after reading zhejiang's rehabilitation, many people find it particularly crucial that this old van be illegally converted is not a small problem。
It does not simply affect the face of the market, it is more like a “mobile interface” than a street mess. It goes on to say that there is a chain of advertising and unlicensed operations, and it goes on to say that there is a direct link to telecommunications fraud, communications interference, hypocrisy and even security of property of the inhabitants。
Many urban governance, most feared not by being clear, but by being something that is “hidden in everyday life”。
You see it's ordinary, it's just using your ordinary judgment。
So many places are now focused on old vans that have been parked around the neighborhood for long periods of time, have closed windows, have little movement, have irregular wires and light equipment, and do not make a fuss. Because a lot of cases come out of these details。
It's not complicated what ordinary people can do。
Those little ads in the hall that don't come in, don't write, don't fight. Cell phones suddenly received inexplicable links, refunds, points text messages, not to mention. In the vicinity of the sub-districts, when suspicious old vehicles are parked for long periods of time, especially when they look at broken windows, they are rarely seen for normal use, and they are reflected in a timely manner。
Sometimes it is not the visible “break” that a city needs to clean up, but the “break” in its cloak to do bad things。
