Xinmin Evening News (Reporter Yuan Wei) in class, the “daughter” QQ sent a message asking for tens of thousands of yuan for the registration fee of the training class. Is it urgent or something else? Recently, Xuhui police, together with the Agricultural Bank of China, successfully dissuaded a telecommunications fraud that counterfeited high training fees, avoiding the victims from suffering tens of thousands of yuan of property losses.
On the afternoon of December 18, Ms. Shen, a citizen, hurried to the Agricultural Bank of China Xuhui Qinzhou North Road branch and asked to remit 36000 yuan in cash to another person’s private account. The bank staff seriously asked Ms. Shen about the reason for the remittance. Ms. Shen said that she received her daughter’s QQ information and urgently needed to pay the relevant training course fees before the deadline, so she hurried to transfer the money. What kind of training course costs so much and needs to be remitted to a private account? While persuading Ms. Shen to confirm, the bank staff reported to the Tianlin new village police station under the jurisdiction. The police soon came to the bank network to understand the situation, and more details are also confirming that this is an online telecommunications fraud case against parents.
According to Ms. Shen’s memory, the “daughter” asked her for a 36000 yuan training class registration fee through QQ that day. The avatar and nickname were commonly used by her daughter, but it seemed that she had changed the QQ number. “Daughter” said that the QQ people were too miscellaneous before and applied for another one. Ms. Shen is wrong again. Her daughter is an accommodation school and is not allowed to bring a mobile phone in class. How can her daughter talk to her QQ? “Daughter” also argued that she didn’t bring a mobile phone. She was QQ in the school computer room during class. She also said that she should have talked to her parents last week. As a result, she forgot that the day was the deadline for payment, so she must pay for registration anyway. Subsequently, a QQ number nicknamed “educational administration director Chen” took the initiative to add Ms. Shen and sent a private bank account saying to transfer the money here.
The police registered the other party’s QQ number for fraud, comforted Ms. Shen not to worry, and publicized her anti fraud through some actual cases. With the help of the police, Ms. Shen finally contacted her daughter and head teacher later, and the stone hung in her heart and fell to the ground completely. At present, the case is still under further investigation.
[edit: Liang Jing]