Do you really understand "swiping" scams?
Part-time jobs, doing tasks, liking, and following.
These names are not called "swiping" though
But it has the essence of swiping fraud.
The part-time group I found by myself was not pulled in by others, but I didn't expect ** to be in it. Recently, Ms. Luo from Anfu Street, Rongchang District, wanted to earn some pocket money, so she found a part-time group on the Internet to buy travel tickets according to the requirements of the group administrator. Ms. Luo was suspicious and tried to transfer 5 yuan to the other party, and the 5 yuan was returned after a while, at this time Ms. Luo put her mind at ease and transferred 5,300 yuan to the other party, but the money was not returned. The other party said that Ms. Luo did not transfer the money as required, and she needed to scan a *** transfer of 20,000 yuan, and all the money would be refunded together. Unexpectedly, the money was still not returned after the required transfer, and Ms. Luo suddenly realized that she had been deceived, and immediately called the police for help.
Step 1: Ad attraction
Fraudsters publish advertisements for making money by swiping orders through online platforms, and most of the tasks of swiping orders are **like comments, brushing fans, hitting lists, receiving red envelopes, paying attention to shopping rebates, etc., and saying that they can easily earn 100 yuan a day and earn more than 10,000 yuan a month with their fingers.
Step 2: Apply for a task
Once you are tempted, **will pull you**chat or **app, and arrange for "childcare" to push screenshots of high commissions in the group, with "more recharge, more orders, more rebates" to lure you to "do tasks".
Step 3 Small rebates
When you start to "advance", ** will give you sweetness first, pay small amounts of money and commissions as agreed, deceive your trust, and let you increase your investment and transfer money many times.
Step 4 Sink deeply**
* Refuse to cash back with excuses such as "task not completed", "card order", "abnormal operation, account frozen", etc., and ask you to swipe a large amount of money to get back the money you invested before, until you find out that you have been scammed.
The police reminded
1. Don't believe in part-time information or advertisements on the Internet such as "stay at home, make money every day" and "make money easily", and the small commission in the early stage is actually a bait to lure people into being deceived.
2. Any request for advance funds is a fraud, please take the initiative to stay away from any related "swiping", and the money displayed on the fake fraud platform cannot be withdrawn.
3. Don't easily disclose your personal information on the Internet, don't easily click or scan web links sent by strangers, and don't easily transfer money to unfamiliar accounts.
4. If you need to work part-time, please go through formal channelsAny online swiping that requires an advance is a scam;Do not pay any liquidated damages, security deposits, unfreezing fees, etc.;Don't fall into the trap of "low investment, high return".