Changsha sister was blacked out after transferring money to her online boyfriend. It happened in Changsha. On August 28th, a woman told relevant reporters? Cheated by her boyfriend for 4.5 thousand? In July 2022, 45-year-old Ms. Tang met her 52-year-old boyfriend on a dating software, and the two quickly confirmed their love relationship. During the exchange, they knew that her boyfriend's family conditions were very good, and he had a car, a house and a deposit. The lady thought the other person was her Mr. Right. When the two met offline, the man implicitly borrowed money from Ms. Tang, totaling * * * 4,500 yuan. Later, Ms. Tang felt that her boyfriend was suspicious and asked the other party to pay back the money. She didn't expect the other person to be like this, so she hacked herself.
Enhance anti-fraud awareness and remain cautious and rational. Many people have no hope for their daily life, so they try to focus on the internet and make friends and dabble in it extensively, only to become someone else's fish. When people make friends online, they must raise their anti-fraud awareness, always be cautious and rational, don't add other people's contact information at will, understand the relevant anti-fraud routines, and don't transfer money easily.
Don't believe what others say easily, protect your property information. Many people like surfing the Internet, hoping to get different stimuli. People also regard meeting netizens offline as a challenge. People should always be vigilant to ensure the safety of their lives and property. It involves a lot of money, so be sure to discuss it with friends and family!
When you find yourself cheated, keep the evidence and actively seek the help of the police. Many people try to continue chatting with each other after discovering that they have been cheated, which is a fluke. In this case, everyone should keep the relevant evidence, further grasp the identity information of the other party, actively seek the help of the police and cooperate with the police investigation!