Seriously, if it weren't for this, I would never believe that Abbas, who used to live in a luxury house and drive a luxury car in and out of luxury places and five-star hotels, was a fraudster. And his so-called high-profile show off wealth has become his daily routine? Money laundering? Channels. It is understood that Abbas's main target is overseas people. He stole the balance of the card after posing as a victim in various identities. Moreover, he was originally a member of a fraud gang, but after the fraud, he suddenly became a popular online celebrity. His online information shows that he is a successful real estate agent, and photos of him living in a mansion, flying a private jet and frequenting major luxury brands are hung everywhere on the platform. It's incredible. From this, we can't help thinking deeply. Today, with the continuous development of modern science and technology networks, network information is not as reliable as we thought. We should not unilaterally obtain information from the Internet. Maybe today's Abbas is just an example. Perhaps more criminals are hiding behind so-called internet celebrities and doing despicable things. Don't trust scammers on the internet easily, always be vigilant, protect your personal information, and don't let criminals have an opportunity.
Maybe Abbas, who overturned the car, is just a small example. People in online celebrities are not credible. Beautiful photos are closely recorded moments in life. What is the real life behind the photo? None of us can tell clearly. A criminal who defrauded nearly 3 billion yuan has become a hot online celebrity. Isn't this another kind of irony?