According to litchi News report (Video ) recently, Xiao Zhang, a graduate student in Jiangsu, received a call saying that he needed to cancel an account he registered during his school years, otherwise it would affect the credit investigation. Because the "customer service" accurately reported Xiao Zhang's personal information and presented red headed documents and "customer service" ID photos, Xiao Zhang believed it**
Subsequently, Xiao Zhang operated in accordance with the instructions, successively loaned nearly 740000 in more than three hours and entered the "intermediate account", but the "customer service" hung up on the grounds of the following shift. It was not until his girlfriend called that he found himself cheated.
At present, Xiao Zhang's last remittance has been intercepted by the police, and other funds have been transferred to multiple accounts. The police are investigating and tracking.
According to the police, the swindler deliberately chose the online conference software to talk to Xiao Zhang because these software will block the contact between the parties and the outside world in the process of use.
Xiao Zhang was fooled around by a chain of tricks. The reporter learned from the police that similar cancellation scams are not uncommon. They are often aimed at college students and young people who have just joined the work. The relevant groups must pay attention to prevention.
