Two officers from the Dongmen Police Station of Tainan City Police Department 1 Branch helped the caring woman who usually does good deeds to avoid being scammed.

(Picture provided by the police)

[Reporter Wang Junzhong/Tainan Report] Inspector Cai Kunda and Police Constable Wang Zhihong of the East Gate of Tainan City Police Department 1 Branch recently received a call from an employee of a financial institution in the Eastern District saying that someone was suspected of being defrauded. The police arrived and found out that it was a woman surnamed Ke who said To withdraw 1.26 million in cash.

Ke Nv said that she used to regularly donate 300 yuan to a charity foundation. The staff of the foundation called and said that the donation amount was set incorrectly, and she had to remit 1.26 million yuan to cancel the installment setting.

The police saw through the scam as soon as they heard it.

Because Ke Nv withdrew a high amount, the police did not dare to be careless and asked the 44-year-old Ke Nv what she was using for so much money.

Ke Nv said that she regularly donated NT$300 to a charity foundation, but recently received a call from someone who claimed to be from the foundation, saying that due to a computer program error, the amount of her regular donation was set as a deduction of NT$3,000.

If you want to cancel the wrong installment setting, you need to remit a security deposit of NT$1.26 million to the designated account before canceling the wrong installment setting.

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During the detailed explanation to Ms. Ke by two experienced policemen, Cai and Wang, Ms. Ke received multiple calls that did not show incoming calls, which made the police even more suspicious that she had been defrauded. Women should not trust what the other party says, otherwise their life savings will be wiped out.

After hearing this, Ke Nv suddenly realized, gave up the idea of ​​remittance, thanked the bankers and the police frequently, and kept her hard-earned savings of 1.26 million yuan.

The first sub-bureau of Nanshi Police stated that the end of the new year is approaching. In order to prevent fraudulent groups from easily defrauding people’s hard-earned money, the police officers of the No. 1 sub-bureau actively contacted financial institutions to prevent fraud and protect people’s pockets. Do not follow the instructions if you believe in strangers’ messages or calls from strangers on the Internet. ATMs can never solve the installment payment setting. If you find that it is suspicious of fraud, please call 165 anti-fraud consultation hotline to check or dial 110 to report the case.

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