The members of the fraud group also asked Lai Fu not to answer the bank calls.

(Photographed by reporter Wu Shengru)

[Reporter Wu Shengru/Report from Keelung] A nearly 70-year-old woman surnamed Lai in Keelung received a phone call from a fraud group on the 9th of this month, claiming that she was fraudulently used her health insurance card and owed more than 100,000 yuan in health insurance fees. The police have opened a case for investigation. Lai Weng cooperated with the police and transferred the savings to the designated account.

In order to prevent the woman from being discovered by the bank remittance, the members of the fraudulent group asked her to apply for the agreed transfer first, and then transfer the money through the Internet bank, and remit tens of millions of pensions in two weeks.

Later, after asking relatives and friends, I realized that I had been cheated and called the police.

According to the police investigation, Mrs. Lai encountered the traditional method of defrauding by fake prosecutors. However, in order to prevent the bank clerk from obstructing the fraud, the fraud group first asked the woman to go to the bank to handle the agreed account transfer. In two weeks, Lai's wife was defrauded of tens of millions of savings.

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The more Lai Fu thought about it, the more something went wrong. When she asked relatives and friends on the 23rd, she realized that she had been cheated and went to the police station to report the case.

The police have reviewed the victim's remittance data and related information and are actively investigating.

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The members of the fraudulent group contacted Lai Fu through the line and asked her to remit the money to the designated bank.

(Photographed by reporter Wu Shengru)