Sure enough, the scammers of this era are all so sophisticated
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Yesterday morning, I received a call asking for the person in charge of the website at your company. I happen to do it on a part-time basis, so that’s why I am the one who does it. Then, the scammers started deceiving people. It is stated that your company’s website domain is about to expire, and you need to renew it promptly. I said, I haven’t heard of it. She said it was registered with them in 2013. I thought to myself that at that time, I hadn’t arrived yet. So I gave her my QQ email address and asked her to send me the relevant documents so I could take a look. Then I asked the website technician I contacted at the same time, and he replied to me, “It’s fake; anything that isn’t from our company is fake.” Hehe, I hadn’t received any email, so I thought the scammer wouldn’t send it. . . The result was sent before leaving work in the afternoon, and they also called to let me know that it had been sent. I said I received it. However, I don’t have the relevant documents for registering a domain name with your company; could you provide a contract? As a result, she actually said that no receipt contract was provided after your company was registered at that time. . . They changed their tune and said to ask the reference room. It was asked if a call would be made. . . To trust you like this… I must be really stupid. . . I know everyone is smart and will definitely be able to see through the scam. . . That’s all; I just want to share with you my experience of almost being scammed. . .
The field is expanding----------------------------
I don’t understand what you mean. . . What does that mean?
What I mean is that scammers are expanding their areas of operation
Haha. . . Sharp. . . I’ve encountered even more impressive ones. . . Of course, it wasn’t one I encountered. . .
Oh, Nani, take Desnai. . .
The same is true for online games; scammers in those games always come up with new tricks
For them, there is nothing impossible
Technology is getting better and better. Previously, someone who claimed to be from the post office sent me a message saying that there was a registered letter that hadn’t been picked up for a long time; they kept sending me messages for half a year. I called them once, and they asked to check my personal information. I immediately replied that I didn’t want the mail anymore. Will this lead to trouble with the post office?
Deception tactics keep evolving, so stay sharp.
What a bunch of scumbags; they’re obsessed with money. Instead of earning something through their own hard work, they resort to such methods:@