Core Insights - The total amount of money scammed by fraud groups in Japan during the first half of this year reached 59.73 billion yen (approximately 2.92 billion RMB), marking the highest record for the same period [1][3] - This amount is approximately 2.6 times that of the same period last year and is the highest since relevant statistics began in 2004 [3] Fraud Cases Statistics - Over 13,000 reports of fraud cases were received by Japanese police in the first half of this year, setting a historical high, with an increase of over 4,200 cases compared to the same period last year [3] - The "fake police scam" cases have surged, with fraudsters impersonating police officers to deceive potential victims into transferring money [4] Victim Demographics - Young individuals in their twenties and thirties are frequently targeted, with 21% of fraud victims being around 30 years old, the highest proportion among all age groups, followed by 19% in their twenties [4] Fraud Methods - Fraudsters utilize automatic dialing systems to contact a large number of potential victims, contributing to the increase in such fraud cases [4] - The Japanese police are considering limiting the withdrawal and transfer amounts for individuals aged 75 and above at ATMs to combat the rising number of scams targeting the elderly [4]
日本半年电诈金额近600亿日元 这类诈骗多年轻人中招！
Yang Shi Xin Wen·2025-08-02 06:58