Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, Nov. 19, according to the official account of "Ping an Beijing", many people across the country recently picked up a "telephone watch exchange card" with a face value of 300 yuan, as well as words such as "security guard" and "smart phone watch to prevent lost children from getting lost." The police in many places have verified with China Mobile that China Mobile has not launched such activities in the near future.

▲ Tu Yuan Ping an Beijing, according to the following introduction, this "exchange card" is actually a new form of fraud. On the back of the card, there is a prompt to guide the user to scan the code for exchange, but once the relevant information is filled in, the user will fall into the trap of swindlers step by step, such as joining the group, brushing orders and doing tasks if they want to get a watch. but the ultimate goal is to get the victim's money.

The police and teachers of many parents' groups also issued reminders, urging parents and students not to scan the code and destroy the cards when they were picked up.

Since the beginning of this year, there have been various new forms of fraud in the name of "pick-up cards" and "exchange cards". This kind of scam uses scanning code to get prizes as bait, and further implements all kinds of criminal activities by collecting personal information. Personal information will be exposed, fraudulently used and other risks, and even defrauded of the money of the victims.

According to previous reports from CTOnews.com, in October this year, Mr. Wang, a Beijing resident, received a "gift card" with a photo of Dong Mingzhu, claiming that he was invited to participate in a "shredding gift" with a maximum of 10000 yuan. The person in charge of Gree in Beijing responded that "all the information marked on the gift card is false, and Gree has not held or jointly conducted such activities."

Similarly, Xiaomi brand security posted earlier this month that it had received a lot of inquiries about pick-up cards and reminded users that Xiaomi had never done such activities. Judging from the pictures shared by @ Ping an Beijing, these "millet pick-up cards" are camouflaged in the express delivery, even using the image of Lei Jun and attaching a thank-you note. In fact, this is not Xiaomi official delivery card, the user scanned the code and then entered the trick of the swindler. In this regard, Lei Jun retweeted and reminded users to beware of the new form of fraud, "Xiaomi pickup card."

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