Gansu Public Security has issued a one week warning for typical electronic fraud cases. Details are as follows: False Winning Category Recently, Mr. A received a message with an unfamiliar link stating that clicking on the link would download an APP that predicts lottery winning numbers. Mr. A clicked to download the app and followed the prompts to purchase lottery tickets, but none of them won. After contacting customer service, the other party claimed that Mr. A could join the member prediction group after completing three lottery assisted disability tasks according to the system prompts, and the group could provide accurate winning information. Mr. A believed it to be true and received a rebate reward of over 300 yuan after participating in the task. After joining the group chat, he followed the prompts in the group to purchase lottery tickets multiple times. However, he was unable to withdraw after receiving the prompts and paying various withdrawal fees. Mr. A realized that he had been deceived and called the police. Gansu Anti Fraud Center reminds: Do not click on unfamiliar links of unknown origin, do not trust the other party's promises, and always remain vigilant in order to stay away from fraud traps. If you encounter fraud, please call 96110 to report to the police. Recently, Mr. B received an unfamiliar package with a refund notice for a certain classroom printed on it, accompanied by a refund procedure QR code. As Mr. B had indeed registered for this course, he scanned the code and downloaded the app, and then bound his personal information such as bank card. After contacting customer service, the other party stated that the course fee needs to be refunded through the purchase of funds, with 20% of the profits from each fund as the refund. Mr. B has repeatedly recharged and purchased funds under the guidance of customer service, but has found that he is still unable to withdraw the funds. Mr. B realized that he had been deceived and called the police. Gansu Anti Fraud Center reminds that those who receive unfamiliar information claiming that a previously registered course is now being refunded, and those who refund in the form of purchasing financial products or brushing orders are all frauds. Do not easily recharge and invest on apps of unknown origin. If you encounter fraud, please call 96110 to report to the police. Recently, Mr. C met a woman in a live streaming room, and after adding her on WeChat, they often chatted and established a boyfriend girlfriend relationship. After a period of time, the woman often borrowed money multiple times for reasons such as being hospitalized due to illness, renovating the house, and purchasing New Year's goods. Mr. C transferred about 50000 yuan to the other party before and after. During this period, apart from the photos sent by the other party, there were no video or voice calls. Every time Mr. C mentioned this request, he was evaded by the other party on the grounds of having colleagues around and being inconvenient. When Mr. C asked the other party to repay the money, he was blocked by the other party. Mr. C realized that he had been deceived and called the police. Gansu Anti Fraud Center reminds: Marriage and dating should be done through formal channels, and it is important to avoid making arbitrary remittances or transfers without being familiar with the other party. Only by being vigilant at all times can one keep their wallets safe. If you encounter fraud, please call 96110 to report to the police. Recently, Ms. D received a message with an unfamiliar link stating that clicking on the link would allow her to receive the "National Poverty Allowance". Ms. D clicked on the link to download the APP and applied for the "National Poverty Subsidy Fund". After the review was approved, the system showed that she must first advance the identity authentication fee before she can release the loan. Ms. D then recharged 3000 yuan and requested the loan, but the system showed that the authentication time was too long and her account was frozen. She needed to advance 3000 yuan to unfreeze the account before she could use it normally. After recharging again, she still couldn't release the loan. Ms. D realized that she had been deceived and called the police. Gansu Anti Fraud Center reminds that any subsidy funds from the country are announced on official platforms, and do not believe in advertisements of unknown origin. All unfrozen funds, identity verification funds, etc. are all scams. If you encounter fraud, please call 96110 to report to the police. (New Society)