Female school students met on the eve of Shenzhen Telecom fraud, cheated millions still believe-Telecom fraud-IT information
@ South Hill police microblog said recently, Shenzhen, one going to study abroad student encounter fraud, deception amounted to millions. Criminals posing as police officers, the victim "suspicion of money laundering" and "gun trade" by, and requested her to submit a higher bond. After the victim fall into the trap, but for various reasons swindled out of millions.
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Police say such cases have occurred frequently, fraud means the same. Crime victim personal information obtained through illegal channels, and then pretending to be a police officer calls the victim calls to victim's identity stolen, suspected of money-laundering, terrorism and other crimes, could be arrested at any time for the victims of panic by telephone to control the victim.
Then told the victim that "the only way to prove innocence", is to pay a security deposit or the victim transferred to "safe account", and essentially transfer all funds in the account to defraud victims suspect accounts.
A quarter of school, fraudsters began eyeing it, evil directed against ethnic students. A few days ago, Shandong after a college freshman to be cheat 9900 Yuan tuition fees, due to excessive faint sad death. Heartbreaking, but also reminded students and parents, school season is a high risk period for various types of network telecommunications fraud must be vigilant, so as not to be deceived.
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深圳女学生开学前夕遇电信诈骗，被骗上百万仍深信不疑 - 电信诈骗 - IT资讯
据@南山公安 微博发布消息称，近日，深圳一名准备出国留学的女学生遭遇诈骗，被骗金额高达上百万。犯罪分子冒充警官，以事主“涉嫌洗钱”和“枪支贸易”为由，要求事主交高额保证金。在事主落入陷阱后，更是先后以各种理由骗取了上百万。
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警方分析称，此类案件频发，诈骗手段如出一辙。犯罪分子先是通过非法途径获得事主个人信息，随后冒充警官拨打事主电话，以事主身份信息被盗用，涉嫌洗钱、恐怖主义等犯罪，随时可能会被逮捕为由，利用事主的恐慌心理，通过电话对受害人进行控制。
接着又向事主说“证明清白的唯一办法”，就是交纳保证金或者让事主转账到“安全账户”，实际上就是把事主账户内的资金全部转到诈骗嫌疑账户。
一到开学季，诈骗分子就开始虎视眈眈，将罪恶的矛头指向学生族。日前，山东一名大学新生被骗了9900元学费后，因伤心过度昏厥离世。事件让人痛心，但也提醒了广大学生和家长，开学季是各类网络电信诈骗案的高发期，一定要提高警惕，以免上当受骗。
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