女子一口气购买130克黄金！店主报警……

Core Viewpoint - A woman in Yiwu, Zhejiang, was targeted by a scam involving a fake investment platform, which led her to attempt purchasing gold as an investment before being alerted by a vigilant jewelry store owner [3][10]. Group 1: Incident Overview - On October 29, a woman entered a jewelry store seeking to buy 130 grams of gold, appearing anxious, which raised the store owner's suspicions [3]. - The situation traced back to October 7, when the woman received a friend request from a stranger on a procurement app, leading to a deceptive relationship [3][5]. - The scammer, posing as a financial company manager, built trust and eventually recommended a fraudulent investment platform [5][8]. Group 2: Scam Mechanics - The woman, feeling guilty after causing losses on the scammer's account, registered her own account to recover the losses through investments [7]. - Following the platform's guidance, she transferred funds to a designated account for investment, which initially showed promising returns [8]. - On October 29, when her bank's risk control blocked another investment attempt, she was persuaded to buy gold as an alternative investment method [8][10]. Group 3: Intervention and Resolution - The jewelry store owner, recalling anti-fraud education, reported the situation to the police after learning the gold purchase was for investment purposes [10]. - Police confirmed the woman was being scammed and explained the situation to her, leading to her realization and gratitude towards the police and store owner [10]. - The case is currently under investigation, highlighting the importance of vigilance against online scams [10].