After an unfamiliar facetime**, Ms. Mao's bank account of more than 30,000 yuan disappeared, what is going on?
Recently, Ms. Mao, a citizen, came to the Dachang Police Station of the Baoshan Branch of the Shanghai Municipal Public Security Bureau for help, saying that she received a strange facetime*** informing her that she had opened a live broadcast account on a certain platform, and that she needed to deduct a handling fee of 800 yuan per month.
Since she did have an account on the platform, Ms. Mao thought that it was possible that she had opened the live broadcast permission by mistake, and that she would have to deduct a high fee every month, so she immediately asked the other party to help her cancel the automatic deduction function.
Under the guidance of the other party step by step, Ms. Mao actually provided the bank account and password to the other party, and it was not until she received the bank card deduction notice that Ms. Mao realized that she had been deceived and all the 39,900 yuan in the card was gone.
The police checked Ms. Mao's bank statements and found that the money was used to maliciously place orders, and a number of mobile phones were purchased on an e-commerce platform, and the delivery address was in other provinces, and Ms. Mao had no knowledge of these orders.
After finding out that the order was made by fraudsters, the police immediately froze Ms. Mao's bank card account and stopped payment.
In the end, after the coordination between the police and the customer service of the shopping platform, the order in the logistics was intercepted halfway, and all Ms. Mao's economic losses were successfully recovered.
*Reminder: Please be cautious about answering unfamiliar FaceTime calls, and do not disclose bank accounts, passwords, verification codes and other information to strangers. If you find that you have been deceived, please call the police on 110 as soon as possible.