A man in Taizhou didn't dare to win the prize, so the merchant had no choice but to call the police. What happened?

A man in Taizhou didn't dare to win the prize, so the merchant had no choice but to call the police. What is the specific process of this matter? Recently, a businessman in Taizhou found that Mr. Li had won an electric car, but he never came to receive the prize. So the shopkeeper Wu Jingli called Mr. Li, but Mr. Li mistakenly thought it was a fraudulent phone call and hung up directly. After that, he simply refused to answer, so Wu Jingli had to call the police for help. After receiving a phone call from the police, Mr. Li went to the police station to verify that he had won the prize and went through the procedures for receiving the prize. Although this incident is only an oolong incident, Mr. Li's awareness of prevention is still worth promoting. After all, the Chinese New Year is coming, and there are more and more fraudulent phone calls. Finally, the police drove the car to Mr. Li's house.

How to treat men's behavior? I think this man's behavior is worth learning. If you are cheated, it is difficult to get the money back, because telecom fraud is mostly abroad and is subject to many restrictions. Everyone should be vigilant. Don't trust strangers' phone calls. Anything that asks you to transfer money will be blacked out.

On weekdays, how to take precautions? Pay attention to avoid the disclosure of personal data. Try not to operate unfamiliar financial business at ATM, and handle it directly at the counter. Don't believe it? Bank accounts involved in crime? Lies like this. Don't trust strange phone calls and text messages. When you receive a phone call or text message suspected of fraud, you should pay attention to verifying the identity of the other party, especially when the other party requests remittance to the designated account, don't remit money easily, and inform your family to discuss the solution or consult the public security organ at the first time; The public security department cannot provide a secure account, let alone instruct you to transfer money and set a password. If you receive a strange phone call, text message or bad information, you should take the initiative to report it to the local public security organ or the telecommunications regulatory department. In short, don't trust any information and phone calls that let you transfer money.

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