Core Insights - A man in Rugao nearly fell victim to a scam involving a fake cross-border e-commerce investment, which could have resulted in a loss of 73,000 yuan (approximately 10,000 USD) [1][3] - The scam involved the victim being instructed to pay a "guarantee fee" to unlock his account, which was falsely claimed to be frozen due to insufficient credibility [5] Group 1 - The victim was misled into believing that he could earn profits by investing in a cross-border e-commerce platform, which required an upfront payment for goods [3] - The scammer posed as a customer service representative, claiming that the victim's account was frozen and needed a guarantee payment to be released [5] - The victim had already purchased 90 grams of gold to send as a guarantee fee before being alerted by the police [1][3] Group 2 - There has been a rise in scams related to "opening online stores" and "cross-border e-commerce operations," exploiting victims' desire for high returns [5] - Authorities warn that any requests for personal account transfers or payments in the form of valuable items as "guarantee fees" are indicative of scams [5]
90克黄金，成功保住！
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-09-12 14:30