Jay Chou's concert in Hangzhou is about to begin.
Has everyone got the tickets?
If you didn't get a ticket and are planning to buy second-hand tickets from Xianyu, be careful.
Criminals have already prepared "tickets", and
is targeting your wallet.
Ms. Lu, who lives in Shangcheng, Hangzhou, is a loyal fan of Jay Chou, so she is eager to grab tickets.
Ms. Lu failed to grab a ticket. In order to go to the scene and see her idol in action, Ms. Lu tried to buy tickets from others on the Xianyu app. After
found the so-called "seller", the other party said that he needed to be guided by voice in order to issue a ticket.
Ms. Lu was eager to buy the tickets and agreed to the other party's request, but after she paid, it showed that the ticket was issued failed. In this regard, the other party of also stated that because Ms. Lu's account was involved in money laundering, the account might be frozen, and she needed to appeal on the "China Banking Regulatory Commission" website sent by the other party.
Believing it to be true, Ms. Lu entered the "CBRC" website, followed the other party's instructions, and downloaded the Kunlun Cloud Conference app. In conference mode, Ms. Lu operated according to the other party's requirements. But who would have expected that after Ms. Lu entered the deactivation code "499499" in the amount column, the 499,499 yuan in her account was directly transferred away. Looking at the transfer record in her account, Ms. Lu was shocked and realized that she had been deceived and immediately called the police. The
case is currently under full investigation.
Shangcheng police remind:
Please pay attention to the official ticket purchasing platform when purchasing tickets, and do not trust "insiders" and personal resale. If you don’t get it, please continue to pay attention to subsequent ticket release information.
Anyone who bypasses the formal platform, conducts private transactions, or requires repeated payments, refunds and deposits for various reasons is all fraud!
Keep your personal account, password, verification code and other information safe and do not share it with others. During phone calls and voice chats, you cannot tell others your bank card account number and verification code. Once they are mastered by criminals, the account will be logged in remotely and the funds will be transferred away.
Once you are deceived, don't deal with the scammers needlessly. Report to the police as soon as possible, and the police will quickly stop payments and freeze the accounts involved in the fraud to recover the victims' losses as much as possible.
Source: Chao News
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