GTCFX: Telecom Network Fraud: Types of High Cases and How to Prevent Them.
Telecom Network Fraud: Analysis of High Incidence Cases in Recent Years**
GTCFX: Telecom network fraud cases occur frequently, especially the following five types account for a high proportion, so we need to be especially vigilant.
1.Rebate scams**
Overview**: This type of fraud accounts for about 1 3 of all telecom network fraud cases and is the most common type.
Features**: Scammers attract victims in the name of part-time job swiping, task rebates, etc.
Common methods**: The core of the changeable drainage method is to ask the victim to advance funds first.
Reminder**: It is illegal to get rebates by swiping orders, and all those involved in advances are frauds.
2.Fake online investment and wealth management scams**
Overview**: Using the gimmick of "low risk, high return", pretending to be an internal project, to trick investment.
Features**: Advertised as insider information, ultra-high returns, but in fact it is a fake investment and financial fraud.
**Reminder**: Be wary of informal channels for investment and financial management, and avoid **apps in the unofficial app market.
3.Fake online loan scams**
Overview**: Using no collateral, no credit investigation, and instant arrival as bait to lure the victim to **fake loan app or fake login**.
Features**: Using fake apps to commit fraud, accounting for more than 60%.
Identification method**: Formal financial institutions apply for loans, and be wary of requiring advance payments before loans.
4.Impersonation scams**
Overview**: Fake e-commerce, logistics customer service, fraud in the name of product problems, refunds.
Features**: A variety of fraud routines, fraud on the grounds of refunds and claims.
**Reminder**: When you receive customer service**, be sure to go to the official platform to verify and avoid private operations.
5.Impersonating the public prosecutor's office to defraud**
Overview**: Fraud through bluffing, threats, and display of false legal documents.
Features**: Overseas calls starting with "00" or "+" pretend to be public security personnel and induce transfers.
**Reminder**: The public security organs will not ask for bank card accounts and passwords, nor will they send arrest warrants, arrest warrants and other legal documents through the Internet.
Summary: gtcfx: There are many ways to scam, and it is closely related to our lives. Heightened vigilance and awareness of prevention are the key to protecting the safety of our property. If you encounter fraud, please report to the police in time and seek help.