Be careful!, Police Reminder: If you have recently received such express delivery | netizens | police
I still remember in March of this year, Orange and Persimmon Interactive reported that multiple netizens received unfamiliar parcels, with ordinary boxes, some containing a cup, some towels, some tableware, and some nail tools. However, these products have one thing in common - they all come with a QR code.
An orange friend posted that he inexplicably received a package, which was a seasoning jar with a QR code printed on it.
At that time, the police reminded that this was a very confusing new type of fraud. Before throwing away these things, remember to smudge the QR code!
Recently, "Ping An Beijing" reminded: Beware of new scams involving free phone holders!
Recently, another netizen claimed to have received an inexplicable package containing a scratch bar and a phone holder with a redemption QR code on the scratch bar.
Scratch open and see, surprisingly "won"!
The thing is, this netizen received an inexplicable package, and the father of the netizen who helped to unpack the package sent a soul torture: "It wasn't bought by you, how did it come to our house?"
The netizen gave a strong response: "Scammer! Scammer! Scammer!"
Dad is very obedient, so he said he will throw it away immediately.
This netizen's anti fraud awareness is indeed very strong, and a backhand report is even better.
After Ping An Beijing issued a reminder, several netizens who received the same phone holder appeared in the comment section.
On July 13th, the Minhang Public Security Bureau in Shanghai issued an emergency warning. After winning a lottery, someone scanned the code to redeem a 10 yuan red envelope, was induced to download the "Jinying APP" for tasks, and was ultimately scammed out of over 50000 yuan.
Analysis of scams
Have you summarized the similarities of this type of scam?
Scammers obtain our identity information through illegal channels, such as name, phone number, shipping address, etc., and mail them cups and QR codes.
A cup is not enough, and scammers may even impersonate e-commerce platform customer service to give you a bag of rice, a box of fruits, laundry detergent, and other supplies, making you believe them deeply.
After receiving the free gift, you may think that it is a benefit sent by the merchant platform customer service. Without much thought, scan the QR code provided by the other party and join the chat group set up by the scammer.
Scammers will distribute brushing tasks within the group, and once completed, they can receive red envelopes, bringing some sweetness to people. After you completely let go of your guard, they will lure you to download software, recharge and advance payment, and complete higher commission part-time tasks.
When you continue to increase your investment, you will find that your principal and commission cannot be raised. At this point, fraudsters will demand that you continue to recharge and advance payments due to reasons such as system lag, task timeout, and operational errors.
In fact, these are all scripts of scammers, and you have no way of extracting your own principal and commission.
If you receive such a package
Don't scan the QR code above!
1. Brushing orders and rebate fraud is a type of telecommunications network fraud. Due to its short rebate cycle and high success rate in attracting traffic, fraudulent activities such as brushing orders and rebates have gradually evolved into the most diverse and rapidly changing type of fraud, and have integrated with other telecommunications network fraud methods, becoming the main way of attracting traffic for telecommunications network fraud.
2. Recharging and transferring funds first to complete tasks and then rebate is considered fraud. We must firmly ensure that strangers and friends are not added, unfamiliar links are not clicked, and shared mobile applications are not downloaded.
If you encounter fraud or are unable to distinguish the authenticity of information, you should immediately call 110 for help.
4. Download the National Anti Fraud Center App to prevent telecom network fraud.
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