▲ Install anti-fraud App.
Learn more about fraud cases and enhance anti-fraud awareness.
▲ High-yield category
(1) Don't trust the transfer requirements of strange phones easily.
Liars often pretend to be public security law, Taobao customer service and other staff, so that the victim can check the assets and deposits first, and don't believe and transfer money. In case of this kind of call, it is the best way to hang up directly. If in doubt, you can talk to your child about the situation. Let the children help to judge.
② Don't lend a lot of money for online financial investment.
A few years ago, when p2p financial investment was not banned, countless investors were cheated of their money. But now, although p2p finance has been banned, there are still many investment projects online, such as investing in foreign exchange.
? Investment needs to be cautious. Be sure to consult and verify whether the investment is safe. There will be no pie in the sky.
③ Don't trust p2p emails sent by QQ group.
Many of them let you join a QQ group, and then let you pay to recharge a website before you can return the principal in proportion. There are also many people in the group who have taken screenshots to recharge the payment, saying that they have all paid back the principal, but after you recharge tens of thousands, you may not be able to withdraw the cash.
▲ Credit card fraud
? "Revolving credit card" is a new type of fraud. Liars preach to the elderly in the WeChat group that this kind of credit card is not only unlimited in circulation, but also a credit card issued by the state and does not need to be repaid. Liars use card sets to obtain a large amount of personal information and resell it. They charged the card fee and ran away, and the cardholder found out that he had been cheated.
The government will not issue credit cards directly. All credit cards are issued by banks approved by CBRC.
Remember not to disclose it to others, and do not fill in the bank card number, password, CVV2 code on the back of the credit card, dynamic verification code and other information. Maintain the security of personal property information on unknown websites.
▲? Collection fraud
Old people who have nothing to do after retirement will often go to the antique market, especially those who like antique cultural relics. They must be wary of those who sell so-called antique cultural relics. Liars attract elderly investors with gimmicks such as "limited distribution", "peerless collection" and "high return". Driven by the mentality of being greedy for cheap, the elderly are often fooled.
A regular auction company will not charge the seller any fees before the collection is sold. Old people must go to the professional department to participate in the investment or auction of collectibles. Don't trust telephone, internet and TV sales, beware of the fraud traps of so-called "auction companies" and "art companies", and call the police in time if you find that you are cheated.
▲ Health product fraud
The elderly pay great attention to health care, and fraudsters use this to lure the elderly to buy useless health care products at high prices. Under the guise of giving away eggs, fruits and small household appliances for free, fraudsters rent special venues to sell "health products" to the elderly, exaggerate the efficacy of products and commit fraud. Many old people were cheated by tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands and bought invalid health care products.
Liars are everywhere, and fraudulent means emerge one after another. Old people must be cautious, as long as they don't believe all the sales promotion of strangers, as long as they don't covet petty advantages, they can nip in the bud.