"Hello, Midnight Customer Service Center, how can I help you?"
There was silence on the other end for three seconds. I thought it was disconnected. I was about to repeat it when a voice came from the receiver.
It doesn't sound like a human voice. To be more precise, it was as if it was synthesized, with no rise and fall in tone, no pause for breath, just a line of words being read out.
"Complaint address: Room 302, Building 7, No. 81 Hubin Road. Complaint target: you."
I was stunned for half a second.
Room 302, Building 7, No. 81 Hubin Road, is my home.
I subconsciously clicked the recording save button and simultaneously typed on the keyboard to bring up the user information query page - the ID of complainant No. 137 Is "ZY91372001". The system showed that the registration date was that day, but less than two seconds after submission, the status bar jumped to "User has logged out".
Register, issue an order, and log out in less than four seconds.
This speed cannot be due to manual operation, nor does it look like a robot brushing orders - I am very familiar with the system firewall. I have never seen anyone who can bypass the registration and directly register a new account and complete the closed loop in three years of work.
