Eternity lasts forever, fraud is endless

First of all, I have not defrauded others and have not been successfully defrauded. I recently read a social news that a 30-year-old young woman with a bright future in the Mood for Love was short-lived because of fraud losses and possible accusations of complicity, which is really regrettable. What I have the most "deep pain" is that my friends and family members have been scammed out of their life savings. For a person who is over 500 years old, the blow is not too big. Even if the family can understand and are willing to help, the person involved is still full of remorse and tears every time he thinks about it.

What happened to friends and family was not financial fraud, but the gangster took advantage of human sympathy to borrow money to help his "friend" who was "temporarily in trouble and in a pitiful situation". After this happened, I warned all the "potential" potential victims in the circle of friends. Fortunately, everyone was very vigilant and did not fall into the trap.

A few years ago, when I was taking a nap at home during my birthday vacation, I suddenly received a phone call. I was muttering about which ignorant guy was disturbing my dreams, but I only heard the person congratulating me warmly on my trip to Disneyland Paris. , the tone without punctuation continues to weave a beautiful fairy tale. If I was woken up anyway, I might as well listen to the content of the deception, which is also considered to increase my knowledge. Specifically, the liar had to play the role of cheerleader first, and the hype scene made me follow high. Seeing that I didn't respond for a long time, I guess he was very frustrated, and asked weakly if I understood German? Out of my natural viciousness, I immediately said that I could understand without thinking, and politely asked him to continue. He really tried to talk a lot, and when he finally asked me if I was interested and I told him not, he hung up and cursed me with the worst possible words behind my back.

Another time was when the company received a call, the other party said that he had detected a large number of underground treasures somewhere and wanted to find a joint venture to excavate it. I just wasn't busy at the time, so I listened to him a lot without changing my mind. Now that I think about it, the liar first used his hypnotic words to publicize the pricelessness of the treasure, and at the same time also evaluated his chances of winning "invite you into the urn". If I am interested in treasures, he will further invite me to invest in digging treasures. I have always been very poor in arithmetic and logic. I can deduce that if I find a treasure with a high price, I would find a way to excavate it long ago, and make a fortune in silence. How can it be the turn of other idle people? If you are looking for a card, you will not find it like this, let alone digging for treasures?

In the face of the temptation of huge profits, some people may suddenly disconnect rationally and cannot think normally, but in fact, not all the deceived sufferers are defeated by the word "greed". In some case reports here, the victims are often retired accountants, public officials and many other highly educated social elites. One of the reasons for being deceived is that these elders were too polite to hang up the phone and fell into the trap step by step. The various rhetoric tricks of the criminals are also hard to guard against. There were once criminals who lied on the phone and claimed that they were undercover police officers who needed the cooperation of the public to investigate a financial crime. This rhetoric has aroused the sense of justice and morality of many self-proclaimed model citizens, who are now enthusiastic about the virtue of helping others and their civic duty to the fullest. By the time all the truth is revealed, it will be over. . . Many elderly retirees choose to commit suicide when their net worth is deceived and they cannot stand the blow. Personally, I think these swindlers are not just swindlers who deceive people and money. The crimes they commit are basically "intentional murder", and the viciousness is very serious.

Even if you are lucky and don't have anything to do, "fraud" seems to have become a flurry of monsters that you have to face at any time in daily life, and you need to take out the spirit of fighting monsters in the game and keep destroying them. Sometimes you receive a text message on your mobile phone and ask you to fill in the information to receive the parcel you did not order. Sometimes it is a message that the mail has been returned. Please execute a certain instruction before sending it again; Letter from the IRS asking you to do this and that. . . I once found that a small amount of about 40 euros was directly deducted from the company's account by an unknown software company for two or three months in a row. Even if it was successfully recovered and reported to the police, the police station refused on the grounds that there was no loss. Accepted. Even power companies deduct hundreds of euros from private accounts at one time, equivalent to a year's electricity bill, for no reason. . . My circle of friends is very small, but there have been two incidents of forcibly charging huge electricity bills. It is very traumatic to deal with.

The industry of fraud is like a tumor that grows abnormally. Thanks to the development of communication, it clings to various media. More than ten years ago, when people were still popular, a senior who had been separated for many years found out that I lived in a neighboring city. He called me excitedly and asked me to guess who he was. Thousands of grass and mud horses galloped past in my heart. . . But no matter what, there is no need to be alert to "is this a scam call?" The current situation is certainly not the same. The weekend is here again. If I am really full and overwhelmed, and I happen to see a guy who is particularly unpleasant, maybe I will give him a call and ask him to "guess who I am?"