[EpochTimesNovember92021](Reported by Epoch Times reporter Li Yun) Recently, 6 million yuan frauds occurred in Nanjing, Jiangsu within a week, with a total amount of over 10 million yuan. The victims were all single women. College teachers, as well as bank employees.
On November 8, Nanjing police issued a notice stating that from the 2nd to the 6th, 6 cases of telecommunications fraud involving millions of yuan occurred in Nanjing, and the victims were all single women.
The 6 cases include: Lei, who is 28 years old, was a returnee from studying abroad and was defrauded of 1.38 million yuan; Hui, who was 40, was a middle school teacher and was defrauded of 1 million yuan; and Yao, who was 38, was a university teacher. Was defrauded of 2.7 million yuan; Ding, now 30, was a foreigner and was defrauded of 990,000 yuan; Cheng, 36, was a bank employee and was defrauded of 2.4 million yuan; 40-year-old Shan was a bank employee and was defrauded 2.42 million yuan.
According to the police, the six fraud cases started with love and investment. However, the notification did not specify how these people were deceived, nor did it mention whether the scammers were caught.
“Killing a pig” scam targets mostly single women
The police said that the six cases were “killing pigs” telecom network fraud. The so-called “killing pig” refers to fraudsters who use online friends to induce victims to download and push dating tools (Apps and dating websites), and conduct online frauds such as investment gambling, stocks, futures, virtual currency trading, etc. on the platform.
“Modern Express” reported that “killing pigs” scams are often dressed in the cloak of love, fabricating stories and fictional reality, so that the victims slowly step into the scam.
As for the “killing pig” routine: the first step, the scammer first adds the victim as a friend through various dating software or dating websites to gain the trust of the other party. The second step is to induce investment. After the relationship stabilizes, the scammer lets the victim make a few pennies.
In the third step, when the victim tastes the sweetness, the liar induces the victim to increase investment. In the fourth step, after the victim has invested a large amount of money, he can see that the amount on the platform has not increased and cannot be withdrawn; in the fourth step, when the victim wants to negotiate with the other party, the scammer has disappeared from the world.
The target of the “killing pig dish” scam is mainly single women, but the actual victims are distributed in various groups, regardless of gender, regardless of age, and many of the victims have been drained of all their savings.
This incident triggered a heated discussion among mainland netizens:
“Bank employees will also be deceived?!” “I don’t understand. They are all high-educated, why are they deceived.” “How can the customer group be positioned so accurately? I hope that these cheated women did not get loans from the bank. “Where’s the liar? Have you caught it?”
A female netizen from mainland said: “I also met some time ago. I will send you a photo when I come up, and then I will like you at a glance, and then I will make you money and buy some foreign exchange. It’s so funny to death. I deliberately played with a liar. In the end, the liar blacked me out. I backhanded a wave of reports, but it seemed useless.”
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