Group 1 - A fraudulent investment scheme named "中新股" was uncovered by Shanghai Jing'an police, where an elderly woman was almost scammed out of 100,000 yuan [1][3] - The scheme involved a WeChat group called "创投精英汇," which had 109 members, with 108 being fake participants to deceive the victim [2][3] - The scammers used a fake PowerPoint presentation about a company claiming to go public, which misled the victim into believing in a legitimate investment opportunity [2][3] Group 2 - The police confirmed that the investment app used by the victim was not from a legitimate securities company, and the claims made by the scammers were baseless [3][5] - Similar scams have been reported in other regions, indicating a pattern of "master-led" investment frauds where fake testimonials and interactions create a false sense of security for victims [5][6] - The closed nature of group chats amplifies the deception, making it difficult for victims to discern the truth amidst the orchestrated interactions of fake participants [6][8] Group 3 - There is a pressing need for platforms to enhance their monitoring and prevention measures against such scams, including the removal of fake accounts and alerts for fraudulent investment apps [7][8] - Regulatory frameworks already exist that require platforms to establish mechanisms for content governance and user verification to prevent such fraudulent activities [6][8] - Effective measures could significantly protect individuals from losing their hard-earned money to these elaborate scams [8]
109人的“创投精英群”里108人是托 警方揭露剧本式骗局
Yang Shi Wang·2025-12-04 01:27