I've been cheated by the Internet, an APP called (Worry-Free Media). I'm a fool into the pit, and now I call the police, but what are the chances of getting my money back?

I was cheated by the internet. An APP called (Worry-Free Media), I am a fool into the pit, and now I call the police, but the chance of getting my money back is 50%.

Internet fraud refers to the use of the Internet to fabricate facts or conceal the truth for the purpose of illegal possession, and to defraud a large number of public and private property. There are many kinds of deception, and the means of deception are changing with each passing day. Common means are fake friends, fishing, online banking upgrade fraud and so on. The main features are the virtualization of space and the concealment of behavior.

Relevant judicial interpretations:

The Supreme People's Procuratorate's Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Specific Application of Law in Handling Criminal Cases of Fraud

Article 2 Whoever defrauds public or private property to the amount specified in Article 1 of this Interpretation, under any of the following circumstances, may be given a heavier punishment according to the provisions of Article 266 of the Criminal Law:

1, publishing false information through text messages, phone calls, or through the Internet, radio and television, newspapers and magazines. , fraud is not specific to most people;

2, defrauding disaster relief, emergency rescue, flood control, special care, poverty alleviation, immigration, relief, medical funds and materials;

3. Fraud in the name of disaster relief fundraising;

4. defrauding the disabled, the elderly or the disabled;

5. Causing the victim to commit suicide, mental disorder or other serious consequences. If the amount of fraud is close to the standards of "huge amount" and "extremely huge amount" as stipulated in Article 1 of this Interpretation, and it falls into one of the circumstances as stipulated in the preceding paragraph or belongs to the ringleader of a fraud group, it shall be deemed as "other serious circumstances" and "other particularly serious circumstances" as stipulated in Article 266 of the Criminal Law respectively.