What kind of high-IQ scams have you experienced?

Let me tell you about my friend’s experience. His family was defrauded of 30,000 yuan of hospital deposit money in the hospital.

His father-in-law suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at home. His mother-in-law hurriedly called the 120 ambulance and sent him to the hospital. When he arrived at the hospital, he met a man in a white coat in the treatment hall. Let’s call him A for now. His mother-in-law thought It was a doctor from the hospital. Under the guidance of this doctor, I went to the emergency room for a simple physical examination. The emergency room doctor said that the patient needed to be hospitalized and some corresponding examinations and tests were required, so that the family members could quickly go through the hospitalization procedures.

At that time, my friend and his wife had not yet visited the hospital. His mother-in-law followed the medical staff to send his wife to the inpatient ward. Then Mr. A also followed the busy upstairs and downstairs. Later, after the patient was settled, Mr. A volunteered to help with hospitalization procedures and payment. The medical staff in the inpatient ward thought he was a doctor from another hospital for further training. This was mainly because there were many departments in the hospital, and not all staff knew each other. I thought he was friends with the patient, but I didn't question it.

My friend’s mother-in-law thought he was a doctor in the hospital. In that case, she naturally trusted the doctor very much, so she told him her wife’s ID card, bank card and password. I stayed in the ward to take care of my father-in-law. By coincidence, as soon as he left, my friend and his wife came to the hospital. After learning about this situation, I went to the nurse station and asked the nurse what Mr. A’s last name was and what department he was from. I also wanted to thank him. He asked for help, but the nurse told him that we didn’t know him. Isn’t he your friend?

My friend suddenly felt that he might have encountered a scammer, so he took his mother-in-law to the payment window to find someone. Then he received a text message prompting that all the more than 30,000 yuan on the bank card had been transferred. He was not found. Later, the police were called and the hospital's surveillance system was used. It was discovered that he had left the fire escape through the ward and had already changed his clothes and ran away.

This is not actually a high-intelligence fraud, but the scammer is extremely unscrupulous and has no conscience. Fishing in troubled waters to defraud others of their life-saving money is simply abominable. I hope everyone can be more vigilant. The Chinese New Year is almost here, scammers The thieves have begun to act rampantly again. Give your parents more vaccinations. You must not have the intention of harming others and be on guard against others!