Evaluation titleThe paper was lied to for $8,000
According to yang guang, in recent days, the country's first online fraud information reporting platform - ms. Zhao reported to the hounding network platform that she was looking for a paper from a businessman online, that it had not been published and that the editor had disappeared, at a loss of $8,000。
Ms. Zhao of hebei was obliged to publish a certain number of papers in some periodicals for reasons of promotion to a senior title. As a result, ms. Zhao looked for a web site for her paper, where she promoted the publication of the paper in the north core journal and added a contact person to ms. Zhao. The other party claimed to be “edit li”, who sent success stories to other users prior to ms. Zhao's arrival, and stated that she would be able to publish them in a month's time. The editor of li asked ms. Zhao to pay a down payment of $8,000 and the tailings to be paid after publication, and ms. Zhao promised to make a direct transfer on qq to “edit li”. A month later, ms. Zhao did not find her paper in the north core journal, nor did she contact “editor li” before she discovered that she had been deceived。
It is important that the publication of the paper under the title be carried out in accordance with the prescribed procedure, and that the rapid delivery of the service on the internet is not compromised and is likely to be a trap set by the fraudster. It is understood that for engineers and teachers to be better qualified, they need to publish papers in some important journals. Papers are published for at least three months or more. A lot of people go to the internet for their hairs because of time constraints. This provides an opportunity for the outlaws, who claim to be able to issue their papers quickly in various core journals, using extremely low prices and 100 per cent of the commitments adopted in the revision as an incentive for users to be deceived。
In response, the network platform anti-fraud expert liu yang reminds a wide range of netizens:
1. If a paper is to be published, a regular proxy site should be found, along with a search for the name of the publication at the directorate-general of press and publications. Regular websites pay a down payment only after receipt of a copy of the notice and after receipt of the magazine。
2. Do not write too low-priced proxy websites, while checking whether they have documented information, which can be viewed using the website business card of the 360 secure browser. Formal units should naturally have accounts of a corporate nature, require a licence from the publishing agency and check the website of the local chamber of commerce and industry through the registration number of the licence。
3. To be vigilant against any requests for direct transfers, such as qq, q, q, q, q, t, etc。
4. After having been deceived, he called the local police and reported to the network platform 110. 360. Cn。
The hunting network platform was described as an innovative platform to combat cyber-fraud through internet platforms and internet technologies, jointly launched by the beijing city public security bureau in collaboration with 360. To date, the network platform has established links with the public security organs in more than 200 regions of the country and has assisted in the detection of more than 100 major cyber-fraud cases involving over 170 million yuan and the dismantling of more than 10 large, well-organized and clearly divided fraud syndicates. Through the platform, internet users can report malicious procedures, malicious web sites, fraudulent telephones, etc. To the 360 internet security centre. Every information reported by internet users will include large data from the network platform, which will provide effective leads for police to solve a case。
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