The restaurant owner received 50,000 takeaway "big orders". I didn't expect ...

The owner of the restaurant suddenly received a large order. At first glance, the identity of the other party was actually an institutional unit. I thought that the order could make up for the loss during the epidemic. Financial losses.

At 18:30 on June 27th, Ms. Sun, Ms. Sun, was doing cleaning work in her own store and preparing to meet the dangers from the 29th. At this time, Li, who claimed to be the Health Supervision Bureau, asked to add WeChat. Ms. Sun then added Li as a friend.

Soon the other party initiated voice calls, saying that the "Health Supervision Bureau" canteen is renovating. In order to solve the lunch problem of colleagues in the unit, I hope that Ms. Sun's store can help provide takeaway food delivery services during this period.

Affected by the epidemic, catering restaurants generally encountered operating dilemma. Now that there is business to come to the door, Ms. Sun was overjoyed in time when she encountered it in time, and then listed a lunch menu according to Li's request, with a standard of 1,200 yuan per meal, totaling 50,400 yuan. Li said first, starting the meal one day, waiting for him to notify.

At 9 o'clock on June 28, Li sent Ms. Sun WeChat: "50,400 yuan, right, you will open the receipt and issue an account for me, I will do it with finance, and arrange the money to give you." Send the store name, address and bank account to Li, and then talk about the price of rice, fast food boxes.

"By the way, do you have red wine?" Li suddenly sent a product photo of red wine. After Ms. Sun said that without this wine, Li immediately sent a WeChat QR code from a wine merchant to ask Ms. Sun to contact the other party.

The sudden request made by the other party made Ms. Sun, who was full of joy, and instantly alertly became alert. After thinking about it, Ms. Sun resolutely answered: "You contact this red wine yourself, you have WeChat."

It turned out that Ms. Sun remembered that the "Dazhou Anti -fraud" posted by a traffic policeman in the circle of friends not long ago mentioned a similar telecommunications online fraud scam, which is exactly the same as Li's routine.

In order to determine whether she had encountered a liar, Ms. Sun contacted Lu Kai, the police of the traffic police detachment of the Chongming Branch of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau, and sent a screenshot of WeChat chat with Li to the police. After checking the chat history, Lu Kai decisively informed Ms. Sun that this is the fraud and asked Ms. Sun to save relevant evidence and report to the nearby police station.

"This is a typical impersonation of telecommunications network fraud. If you are eager to do business and contact the so -called red wine merchants provided by the scammers, they will fall into their trap step by step. Fortunately, you can respond in time in the end. Avoid being deceived. "

Some of the police officers of the police station made Ms. Sun a lot easier. Although the real business did not come to the door, after all, the money in her pocket did not let the scammer cheat.

Police reminded: The majority of merchants should pay more attention to the police’s anti -fraud and anti -fraud reminder. When encountering strangers or online ordering and purchasing materials online, they should pay more attention to beware of telecommunications network fraud. Deat.

Source: News Morning News · Thoughtful APP, Chongming Police

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