Group 1 - Recent scams such as "cashback for likes" and "order brushing cashback" pose significant threats to financial consumers' property safety [1][2] - A case involving a customer, Ms. Wang, highlights the tactics used by scammers, including the use of fake financial apps and misleading promises of high returns [1][2] - The bank's staff successfully intervened by educating the customer about the risks and involving local police to prevent potential financial loss [2] Group 2 - The police reported that in 2024, the total amount involved in order brushing scams exceeded 100 billion, with middle-aged and elderly groups being the primary victims [3] - Such scams not only lead to substantial economic losses but also severely damage public trust in digital finance [3] - The bank emphasizes a consumer-centric service philosophy and encourages consumers to enhance their risk awareness and report suspicious activities [3]