Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing vulnerability of elderly individuals, like Li Ayi, to investment scams, emphasizing the emotional and psychological factors that drive them to seek financial returns despite previous losses [3][5]. Group 1: Investment Experience - Li Ayi has been involved in online investments for at least three years, initially losing half of her savings on an unregulated platform [3]. - After a two-year hiatus, she attempted stock trading and incurred a 40% loss [3]. - Following the sale of her ancestral home, she became obsessed with recovering her losses, leading her to engage with a fraudulent investment scheme [3]. Group 2: Scam Mechanism - Li Ayi was introduced to a so-called financial expert through a short video platform, who lured her into a fraudulent investment group [3]. - She was promised a guaranteed return of 15% and was manipulated into purchasing 4 kilograms of gold for the scam [3][4]. - The supposed profits of 2 million yuan were merely a tactic to gain her trust, as the money was already in the hands of the scammers [3]. Group 3: Law Enforcement Response - The police from Changping District intervened during a gold exchange between Li Ayi and the scammer, successfully apprehending the suspect and recovering the gold [4]. Group 4: Public Awareness and Prevention - Authorities stress the importance of community support for the elderly, as emotional needs can drive them into scams [5]. - It is recommended that families engage more with elderly members to understand their financial situations and educate them about fraud prevention [5].

Core Insights - The article highlights a significant scam operation disguised as a marriage and dating service, which has defrauded victims of approximately 1.8 billion yuan, with individual losses exceeding 1 million yuan in 14 cases [1][5]. Group 1: Scam Operation Details - The scam involved a criminal group that used emotional manipulation to gain victims' trust, ultimately leading them to invest in fraudulent financial products [5][9]. - Victims were often targeted based on their personal information, which the scammers acquired illegally, allowing them to create tailored personas to deceive individuals [6][9]. - The group operated with a structured hierarchy, where each member had specific roles, from selecting victims to laundering the stolen funds [7][9]. Group 2: Victim Experiences - One victim, identified as Ms. Li, was lured into investing 4.7 million yuan after being convinced by a supposed romantic partner to help manage an investment account [3][5]. - The scam's endgame involved the victims attempting to withdraw their funds, only to find the scammers had disappeared or blocked them [3][5]. Group 3: Law Enforcement Response - Law enforcement has identified 139 cases linked to this scam, with confirmed losses amounting to over 61 million yuan, and has arrested 88 suspects involved in the operation [9][10]. - Authorities have returned over 8 million yuan to victims, indicating ongoing efforts to recover lost funds and dismantle the criminal network [9][10]. Group 4: Prevention and Awareness - The article emphasizes the need for increased awareness regarding online dating and investment schemes, warning that offers of guaranteed returns or insider information are often fraudulent [9]. - It calls for platforms to enhance their security measures and take responsibility for preventing data leaks that facilitate such scams [9].

Core Insights - Recent reports from multiple police departments highlight investment fraud cases involving the "Qianxin" app, leading to significant financial losses for victims, ranging from minor losses to complete financial ruin [3] Group 1: Real Case Warnings - Case One: Victim Tang lost 1.79 million yuan after being lured by a WeChat article and subsequently downloading the "Qianxin" app, leading to failed withdrawal attempts [5] - Case Two: Victim Zhang was nearly defrauded of 4.9 million yuan after being enticed by a "trial fund" and transferring large sums to fraudsters before the operation was halted by anti-fraud authorities [6] Group 2: Fraud Techniques Breakdown - Step 1: Traffic Attraction - Fraudsters use WeChat public accounts and comments to present themselves as "stock experts" to draw attention [6] - Step 2: Tool Penetration - Victims are induced to download unofficial apps like "Qianxin," "E Antong," and "DCFPRO," which mimic legitimate investment interfaces [7] - Step 3: Community Brainwashing - Creation of large investment groups where members share "profit screenshots," fostering a false sense of authority through silence [8] - Step 4: Fund Manipulation - Victims are guided to make cash transactions and transfers to designated accounts, steering them away from official payment channels [9] - Step 5: Harvesting and Exit - After significant investments, fraudsters refuse withdrawals citing "audit failures" or "system issues," severing all communication [10]

诈骗分子会仿冒知名金融机构的平台，制作外观和功能与正规平台相似的虚假平台或小众APP。这些虚 假平台往往无法通过正规应用市场上架，因此诈骗分子会通过搭建网址链接、发送手机安装包或扫描下 载二维码的方式让投资者下载并安装。 当投资者在这些虚假平台上进行操作时，诈骗分子可以轻易获取投资者的个人信息和资金。此外，这些 平台的数据往往被诈骗分子所掌控，他们可以随时操纵后台数据，制造虚假的投资收益情况。 2.专家内幕型 诈骗分子通过各种社交平台发布投资理财广告，吸引投资者添加好友，将其拉入所谓的"投资"群聊。在 群聊中，他们冒充投资导师、理财专家，通过分享"投资暴富案例"、开设"直播课"等方式骗取投资者的 信任。接着，以"内部消息""会员渠道""特殊资源"等为由，诱导投资者在指定的虚假平台上进行投资。 3.形象交友型 随着时代的发展，电信网络诈骗手段层出不穷。其中，虚假投资理财诈骗尤为突出。诈骗分子以高收益 为诱饵，利用隐蔽手法精心设局，向投资人实施诈骗。此类案件频发，严重威胁金融消费者的财产安 全。 盘点各种手法 1.虚假平台型 这是最为常见的虚假投资理财诈骗类型。诈骗分子会假借各种正规的投资概念，如债券、股票、贵金 ...

在数字化时代的大环境下，虚假投资理财类诈骗手段不断更新迭代、花样翻新，致使为数不少的人群容易 在毫无防备之际，遭受程度各异的财产损失。 伴随着数字人民币红包、支付基础设施的完善以及普及活动的深入，民众对数字人民币的使用热情日益升温。 然而，无处不在的诈骗分子利用民众对数字人民币的关注，打着数字人民币的旗号，制作仿冒的应用程序 （APP）进行诈骗活动。这些仿冒APP可能会诱导用户输入个人信息、交易密码等敏感信息，从而窃取用户的 资金和个人信息。 近日，"兰州公安"微信公众平台披露了一则冒充银行工作人员，打着数字人民币的名号，通过伪造交易平台实 施诈骗的真实案例。 冒充银行员工诱导充值 据"兰州公安"微信公众平台披露，3月20日，西固区王某刷抖音时与陌生女性私信交流，受其诱导下载"方 信"APP。对方冒充伪装成中国银行员工，以"协助购买数字人民币获利"为幌子，先让王某操作虚假香港交易 所账户，又以小额提现成功引诱其不断充值。 在王某累计充值后，平台以"账户升级需缴纳4万元保证金"为由拒绝支付，对方假意分担2万元诱导王某继续出 钱，王某察觉有异后报警，目前被骗金额尚在核查中。 据了解，当下有相当多的诈骗分子把目光投 ...

Core Viewpoint - A significant investment fraud scheme has emerged, involving multiple victims across Jiangsu, Jiangxi, and Guangdong, where individuals lost over 400,000 yuan in gold investments through a fraudulent investment app that became inaccessible after the gold was supposedly signed for [1][6]. Group 1: Fraud Mechanism - Victims were lured into a fraudulent investment scheme through a WeChat stock trading group, where they were promised high returns by a supposed expert [2][3]. - The scheme involved purchasing gold as a form of "physical deposit" to bypass investment limits, with victims instructed to send the gold to a designated address [3][4]. - Once the gold was sent, victims' accounts showed inflated balances, but access was restricted, leading to further demands for more gold purchases to "unfreeze" accounts [3][6]. Group 2: Criminal Operations - The criminal operation involved a network of individuals, including a key figure named Huang, who coordinated the collection and transfer of gold from victims [4][5]. - The operation utilized a method of disguising the transfer of funds by converting them into gold, which was then physically moved to evade law enforcement [7][8]. - Evidence collection focused on the logistics of gold purchasing, shipping, and signing for deliveries, which was crucial for prosecuting the involved parties [7][8]. Group 3: Legal Proceedings - The case has led to the prosecution of individuals involved in the scheme, with Huang receiving a sentence of two years and three months, along with a fine of 12,000 yuan [8]. - Ongoing investigations are targeting additional accomplices and the mastermind behind the scheme, indicating a broader network of fraud [8].

蛟河农商行认为，华源证券在业务中存在过错，致使其15%的 本金及利息损失无法获赔，因此要求华源证券赔偿本金损失 2.95亿元及利息损失，并返还相关账户余额和费用。这起横跨 信托、证券、银行三大金融领域的案件再掀波澜。 作者：蔡越坤 封图：图虫创意 一则公告，揭开了一起牵涉20亿元的理财诈骗案件。华源证券股份有限公司（下称"华源证券"） 与吉林蛟河农村商业银行股份有限公司（下称"蛟河农商行"）之间的重大诉讼随之浮出水面。 2025年4月30日，武汉金融控股（集团）有限公司（下称"武汉金控"）发布公告称，其子公司华 源证券因与蛟河农商行的侵权责任纠纷被起诉。 案件涉及产品为"陆家嘴信托·瑞安6号单一资金信托"。该信托资金用于投资华源证券管理的"九州 证券启航31号定向资产管理计划"。该计划资金用于购买中国邮政储蓄银行发行的"财富月月升"理 财产品，涉及金额20亿元。但实际上这笔资金仅有6亿元成功认购了理财产品，且被犯罪分子通过 伪造华源证券印鉴等手段提前赎回、转移并占有；剩余14亿元未成功认购理财。 此前，最高人民法院判决中国邮政储蓄银行武威市文昌路支行（下称"邮储文昌路支行"）对蛟河 农商行资金损失承担85%的 ...