First, a liar who fails to cheat will be found to be a scam.
Liu Pingping likes to post some personal content on social platforms, so he has accumulated many fans. One day, a man who claimed to be looking for his cooperation transferred him 800 yuan, hoping that he could help forward a link to the lucky draw. As long as you deduct a few hundred dollars, you may get a nice-looking Apple phone. And the winning percentage reached 60%. At first, Liu's blogger agreed, but after asking his anti-fraud friends, he realized that it was a swindler's scam. Before, many people were cheated because of greed and cheapness, so Liu finally stopped helping to forward such ideas, but chose to go to the police station to call the police and seek police help.
Second, the blogger donated his 800 yuan to charity foundation.
After learning the ins and outs of this matter, the police locked the account of the swindler who transferred the money and frozen it to prevent it from further committing fraud. Liu didn't keep the $800 he got from the swindler for himself, but donated it to a charity foundation to help those who really needed help. After Liu's experience was made public, everyone talked about it and affirmed his vigilance and practice.
Third, this incident gave us a wake-up call and inspiration.
From the Liu incident, we can know that in real life, scams are everywhere, especially those who have some fans on social platforms are more likely to be targeted by scammers under various excuses. Therefore, in the face of strangers' demands or interests, we should be vigilant, judge whether the other party has any scam, and don't be easily fooled by others.