Recently, Xiaoxi, a landlady in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, met a man who claimed to be an internal employee of a ** company on the Internet shortly after releasing the rental information. The man claimed that he could exploit the company's loopholes to invest and make huge profits. After Xiaoxi began to taste a little sweetness, she was completely confused by the return on investment, and in just 28 days, she invested as much as 4.07 million yuan. Without any suspense, she was quickly harvested by the "pig killing plate", and the huge sum of 4.07 million disappeared.
Pig killing is a fraudulent method that uses online platforms to attract victims to invest through high returns under the guise of fake investment and financial management. Usually, fraudsters will publish false information on various online channels such as social ** and short** platforms, claiming that they have a high-risk and high-yield investment project, allowing the victim to taste a little sweetness and make some money, and then lure the victim to invest a lot of money step by step, and close the net after the victim is squeezed dry (that is, "killing pigs" as the fraudsters say).
The pig killing plate is generally done by overseas wire fraudsters, and the wire fraudsters will transfer the money to the overseas account as soon as they receive the victim's money, so even if the victim reports to the police in time, the fastest speed to stop the payment of the fraudulent account, usually the funds involved in the case cannot be recovered.
Maybe everyone was confused by the news of the batch escort of wire fraudsters from northern Myanmar to return to China some time ago, thinking that "there is no fraud in the world" from now on, and they will never encounter Internet fraud again.
In fact, Myanmar only sends wire fraudsters from northern Myanmar, and Myanmar also has wire fraud parks in Wa State and Karen Autonomous Region. Moreover, there are wire fraudsters hiding in many countries around the world, and it is difficult to get rid of them.
The best way for everyone to prevent being defrauded is to enhance their awareness of self-prevention and maintain a rational investment concept. Do not easily disclose personal information to strangers, do not trust the promise of high returns from strangers, and do not easily transfer money to unfamiliar accounts.
I don't think there will be pie in the sky, and all we can encounter will be traps. Do you think it's right?