This kind of fraud routine is mainly divided into several steps:
1. Pretend to be "customer service of loan platform" and take the initiative to contact. Liars pretend to be "loan platform customer service" and can accurately tell the victim's real name, ID number, school name and even consumption records, and then commit fraud after gaining the trust of the victim.
2. Make up excuses to make you panic. The scammer uses the victim's fear that "online lending will affect credit reporting" to trick the victim into "clearing the credit line" on the grounds that "the cancellation of online lending accounts requires clearing the credit line first"-that is, going to major online lending platforms to cancel all loan lines.
3. After transferring money to the account, the blackmailed swindler claimed that "the online loan will be fully returned after cancellation", tricking the victim into transferring all the loans extracted from the online loan platform to the "checking account" provided by him (that is, the swindler's personal account). After the victim transfers money, the liar will blacken the victim.
Correct approach
First of all, keep calm and alert when receiving such calls, because the operation of online loan account has not been cancelled. As long as you pay off the loan on time, it will not affect your personal credit information. Remember that personal credit information cannot be artificially modified.
Second: For matters in doubt, you should log on to the official platform or consult the official customer service.
Third: once you are cheated, you should keep the relevant materials and call the police immediately.