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A few days ago, Mr. Wang from Huangyan received an application from an unknown friend, and after passing the application, the other party said that he was a promoter of a digital economy innovation arena and wanted to ask Mr. Wang if he was interested in it. Mr. Wang was at home at this time, thinking that it would be a good thing to have extra extra money, so he followed the other party's guidance and joined a DingTalk group chat called "Liwu Academy (Internal Group)". As soon as I joined the group, Mr. Wang saw that the group was very lively, and the members were showing how much they had just earned and asked the teachers in the group to hold another class to take them to continue to make money. Seeing this, Mr. Wang was even more eager to try, so he also joined the course.
After a few days of observation, Mr. Wang learned that the digital economy innovation arena is essentially a bet, and you need to choose a combination of numbers and letters to get a prize at the end of the hit rate. The teachers in the group have internal information to be able to win the lottery this time, which makes Mr. Wang more confident that he can make extra money. Through the link provided in the group, Mr. Wang recharged 50,000 yuan to this digital economy innovation arena, and after placing a bet with the teacher in the group, he waited for the lottery day with joy.
But the opposite thing is that after the lottery day came, Mr. Wang couldn't open the link, and when he looked back at the DingTalk group chat, he was also kicked out of the group. At this time, Mr. Wang suddenly realized that he had been deceived and immediately reported to the police station, with a total loss of 50,000 yuan.
Internet police reminder
False fraud refers to the criminal act of deceiving, stealing personal information or carrying out other illegal activities by establishing a false fraud or using network technology. This type of fraud is usually spread through channels such as email, text messages, and social media, tricking victims into clicking on links, attachments, entering personal information, etc., so as to commit fraud. If you are deceived, please be sure to call 110 to call the police in time!