A man in Kaiping, Jiangmen was defrauded of 204,000 yuan by speculating in virtual currency

On October 19, the reporter learned from the Kaiping police in Jiangmen that recently, a citizen in Kaiping was defrauded of a huge amount of money through online virtual currency speculation and went to the police station for help. The Kaiping police immediately opened a case for investigation and reminded the general public in response to such cases to be wary of investment and financial management and virtual currency speculation recommended by so-called "investment experts" on the Internet and netizens who have never met.

At present, the police are further investigating the case. Kaiping Public Security Fraud Prevention reminds the general public: Do not trust the so-called investment experts and mentors on the Internet, do not join "investment groups" full of strangers, and do not trust "profit charts" sent by strangers. What you see may not be true, and it may also be a trap set by fraudsters; choose regular banks, securities companies and other official investment institutions for investment and financial management, and do not trust high-return online investment and financial management. The so-called system loopholes and insider information are all lies of fraudsters; do not trust online investment and financial management platforms, especially investment platforms for speculating in virtual currencies. There is no investment method that is guaranteed to make money. Remember that there is no such thing as a free lunch; citizens can download and register the "National Anti-Fraud Center App" in the mobile application market. The "APP Self-Check" function of the National Anti-Fraud Center App can help citizens identify fraudulent apps and protect the safety of citizens' property. Citizens who have not installed the National Anti-Fraud App and are paying attention to the Yi'an Anti-Fraud Mini Program are kindly requested to quickly install and download and enable the "Incoming Call Warning" function to put a safety lock on their wallets. (Yangcheng Evening News•Yangcheng Pai)