At the beginning of 2022, Luo, a mother living in Jiangsu Province, China, was looking for a part-time job, hoping to take care of her children at home while also having an income. One day, when Luo was browsing part-time job information on the Internet, he was attracted by a seemingly reliable job advertisement. She was pulled into a social group by a stranger as advertised.
This social group is ostensibly a part-time work communication platform, but Luo soon discovered that there were some people active in the group who claimed to be able to provide swiping tasks. Billing is a common online fraud method, through fake shopping orders, tricking victims into paying funds in advance, and then disappearing without a trace.
At the beginning, Luo was still a little vigilant, but seeing that everyone else in the group seemed to have made money, her heart gradually relaxed. In just 5 days, Luo Mou invested 5.8 million yuan in a daze under the confusion of the so-called task of brushing orders. By the time she realizes that it might be **, it's too late.
Luo immediately reported the case to the local **, and after receiving the report, he quickly launched an investigation into this telecommunications network fraud case. After a series of investigations, it was discovered that this fraud gang was hiding in Dubai, specifically targeting Chinese mainland residents to commit fraud.
This fraud gang is tightly organized and has a clear division of labor. Among them, Wu Mou A and Wu Mou B are responsible for finding targets on the Internet and pulling them into the fraud group. For each successful pull-in, they can get paid anywhere from 10 to 20 yuan.
* Through in-depth investigation, we have mastered the detailed information of the fraud gang and successfully cut off the criminal gang's activities of defrauding residents in mainland China. Wu Mou A and Wu Mou B were arrested by ** and handed over to the judicial authorities in accordance with the law.
Recently, the court tried the cases of Wu X A and Wu X B. The two confessed to their crimes, and the court sentenced them in accordance with the relevant provisions of China's Criminal Law. Wu Moujia was sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison and fined; Wu was sentenced to 10 months in prison and fined.
The verdict of this case has had a strong deterrent effect on the criminal activities of telecommunications network fraud. **Remind the general public that online part-time jobs need to be cautious, and they should report to the police immediately if they encounter suspected fraudulent activities such as bill swiping. At the same time, for any form of online fraud, ** will be severely cracked down on, and will not be tolerated.