What is the biggest scam in the live broadcast room?

The biggest scam in the live broadcast room:

1, an excuse to expand the size of the live broadcast room.

Some "network celebrity anchors" will receive the so-called "live broadcast platform customer service" information, and propose services to increase the capacity of the live broadcast room and upgrade the level on the grounds that the number of fans has reached the upper limit. Immediately send a link to fill in the ID number, mobile phone number and bank card number, and then steal the money from the victim's bank card through background operation.

2. Taking false advertisements as the medium.

Bright and high-paying jobs, impressive discounted street brands and tourist attractions of ethnic minority literature and art are all easy to attract young people's attention. At the same time, the audience of these advertisements has a high degree of coincidence with the live broadcast platform. Therefore, some lawless elements choose to put false advertisements on the webcast platform to lure young people who are not deeply involved in the world to take the bait, and then defraud their property with excuses such as rebates, dividends and deposits.

3, collect deposits and other excuses to defraud them.

A major source of revenue for the live broadcast platform "anchor" is the discount on "gifts" given by fans. Some lawless elements took advantage of the greedy psychology of some "anchors", first brushed "gifts" in their live broadcast rooms, and then pretended to inadvertently reveal that they had "low-priced gifts" for sale. In order to earn the difference, the "anchor" took the initiative to transfer money to buy, and the transaction was blacked out as soon as it was over.

4. Threatened that the account was closed.

There are a large number of live broadcast platforms, and some "anchors" register accounts on multiple platforms. Some lawless elements take this as a "business opportunity", pretending to be a platform manager to cheat, using the excuse to prevent the "anchor" from leaving or jumping ship, asking him to pay a deposit or a security deposit, and then running away after the transfer.

Precautions for watching between anchors:

Be careful when you meet a website that requires you to fill in your ID number and bank card number. Don't scan the code at will to avoid phishing links or fraudulent websites.