Lost 1.5 million career bonuses! , was defrauded of almost all his savings, and a well-known athlete posted a message saying that he had been scammed by phone
On June 3, Beijing time, Malaysian badminton player Lai Peijun reported through social media that he had suffered a phone scam, which aroused strong concern among netizens.
According to Lai Peijun's description, she was defrauded of almost all her savings by a fraud group.
Lai Peijun further wrote: "To be honest, this incident has a very, very big impact on me. I have worked hard for decades to earn my hard-earned money. I reflect on it almost every second, and I will naturally review the whole thing as soon as my mind is free. Scam. In fact, it takes a lot of courage to speak out about being defrauded. After all, who wants to tell others that they are stupid and deceived, right?" Finally, Lai Peijun expressed the hope that his experience can help others. Be alert, she said: "I hope my sharing can help everyone be more vigilant and avoid more victims being fooled."
Lai Peijun, who will celebrate her 32nd birthday in two months, is 1.60 meters tall. She is a female badminton doubles player from Malaysia. She specializes in mixed doubles. Her partner has been Chen Jianming since 2016. In 2016, when they first debuted, Lai Peijun and Chen Jianming won two mixed doubles championships on the Badminton World Tour, and were once optimistic about becoming Malaysia's mixed doubles hope. However, the growth of the two was not as expected. It was not until 2022 that the five-year championship drought was broken at the Korean Badminton Open. This is also the highest level championship trophy they have won so far.
With a series of good performances in 2022, the world rankings of Lai Peijun and Chen Jianming once rose to fifth place, which is also their highest ranking in history since they were paired. They reached the Badminton World Federation finals at the end of that year, and also defeated the Tokyo Olympic gold medalists and Chinese combination Wang Yilu/Huang Dongping in the group stage.
Although the Badminton World Federation has not given specific figures, according to statistics from Malaysian media, Lai Peijun's total career bonus by the end of the 2023 season will not be less than 1 million ringgit. In addition, they also have income from sponsorship contracts and other aspects, and the losses for Lai Peijun are quite heavy.
@talentyugu: It’s really hard not to collapse.
@Agustin_Loser: All savings! It’s not easy for badminton players.
@knowyourheart52: Anyone who receives a phone call to withdraw money may be a scam, so be careful.
@头一8: The first step in anti-fraud is, don’t think you won’t be deceived! It’s really heartbreaking to have all my savings!
Criminals pretend to be tour group staff, induce victims to add WeChat, and send users text messages with group registration links. In this way, they guide victims step by step to sign up and pay a deposit in advance, thereby defrauding money.
Criminals pretend to be airline or airport staff, send false "flight cancellation" text messages to users, and trick users into calling the false customer service number reserved in the text message to refund or change tickets. After receiving a call from the user, the fake airline customer service staff requires the user to transfer money to the designated account on the grounds of charging a handling fee or production fee.
Criminals send vehicle violation inquiry fraud information. After getting in touch with the victim, they trick the user into clicking on a link to install the virus. After the phone is infected, the criminal will control it. If he sends loan information to friends in the address book, the personal information stored in the phone will also be Criminals steal.
Criminals send abnormal fraud information on high-speed ETC cards. The content contains phishing links, inducing car owners to enter vehicle information, personal identity information, bank card number and password information on the website, and perform transfer operations.
Criminals pretend to be merchant customer service and send text messages to users, falsely claiming that the purchase failed due to system problems and want to refund the user, and trick the user into entering bank card number, password and other private information on the designated refund website. The refund website is actually a phishing website. Criminals steal the information entered by users on the phishing website and then conduct illegal activities such as transfers and consumption.
Criminals pretend to be bank staff and send fraudulent information on unusual credit card purchases to trick victims into calling back. Then, on the pretext of verifying the account information, they defrauded the victim's bank card number, password, verification code and other information, and then used the victim's overdraft consumption.
The public security organs don't know how to handle cases over the phone or online. As long as money is mentioned, they will hang up!
1. Public prosecutors and judicial organs will not take notes by phone, QQ, or WeChat.
2. The public security organs do not have "safe accounts", there are no procedures for asset inventory or self-certification of innocence, and they will not allow citizens to transfer money or remit money, nor will they require cash withdrawals from loan platforms.
3. Do not download software from unknown sources, do not click on unfamiliar links, and do not fill in personal information, bank card account numbers, passwords, and verification codes at will.
4. Stay calm when encountering trouble, call 110 immediately to call the police if you encounter fraud, and do not uninstall the "National Anti-Fraud Center" APP.
