Working Youth Fight Against Fraud and Become Gods

Brother Feng's Anti-Fraud Class·Chapter 19B 1. There is no shame in being cheated. The shameful part is the scam itself. Please tell this to everyone around you who "dare not speak". 2. The ultimate form of anti-fraud is not to be "smarter", but to be "illuminated" - illuminated by family, by society, and by the words "it's good to be there". 3. The victim's psychological trauma often lasts longer than the property damage. Being more considerate and less "Why are you so stupid" is adding to the "filling light" project. 4. The other side of Skynet's glory is that there is warmth in the world. After the gavel falls, money has to go home, and people have to go home too - including those in their hearts.

Brother Feng's anti-fraud small class·Lecture 19 1. The end of all "myths of sudden wealth" is a pair of cold handcuffs. Two billion cannot buy a safe meal, and five years of "empire" cannot buy a day when one dares to open the window. 2. The person who is deceived is not a fool, and the person who deceives is not a born villain. They all started from a "hole" - lonely, greedy, and wanting to take shortcuts. Recognizing your own holes is the best self-protection. 3. The final step in anti-fraud lies not in the actions of the police, but in everyone's choices. Every time you say "no", you are contributing to the country's anti-fraud campaign.

Brother Feng's Anti-Fraud Class·Lecture 18 1. Skynet is restored—not an empty talk. No matter how covert the crime, no matter how cunning the leader, there is an iron rule: all traces are evidence. 2. Liars are not supermen. They will also be afraid, tired, have insomnia, and ask themselves "what are they trying to do" late at night. Every day you choose this path, you are digging a hole for yourself. 3. If you are being coerced to participate in fraud ("work" in overseas parks or dens), remember: take the initiative to seek help from my country's embassies and consulates abroad and the local police, cooperate with repatriation, and confess truthfully. You may be lenient according to the law. There is always a way home.

Brother Feng's Anti-Fraud Class·Chapter 17B 1. "High salary to leave the country", "30,000 monthly income including food and accommodation", "As long as you can type" - these are the standard advertisements to sell you to overseas parks. It's such a good thing that it's not my turn to post short videos online to recruit people. 2. The truth about "high-paying jobs" abroad: passports are confiscated, personal freedom is restricted, and you are beaten and punished if you fail to complete your performance. It's easy to get in, but getting out depends on diplomacy, cross-border law enforcement, luck and the efforts of countless people. 3. If a family member is suspected of being deceived abroad: Immediately call the police, contact the embassy or consulate abroad, and keep all chat records. Every detail of the help-seeking information may be the key to positioning. 4. After the trapped persons return to the country, they should cooperate with the investigation, make truthful statements, and be dealt with in accordance with the law. They are both victims, and they may also be the most precious "living map" - one more statement, one more possibility to save people.

Brother Feng's Anti-Fraud Class·Lecture 17 1. For the so-called "legal digital asset trading platform", first check the license. Virtual currency-related business activities are illegal financial activities in our country. All those who advocate "guaranteed profits from currency speculation" are essentially Ponzi schemes or money laundering channels. 2. No matter how deeply the scammer hides, he will still be betrayed by the details of life - utilities, express delivery, and travel records. On the other hand, every "detail" about yourself online may betray you. In the digital age, being cautious in your words and deeds is not only polite but also safe. 3. No matter how cunning a hunter is, he will fall into the trap he is most familiar with. The weakness of a liar is his "professionalism" - he believes so much in his own deception that he cannot see the trap laid out for him by others.

Brother Feng's Anti-Fraud Class·Chapter 16B 1. SMS messages such as "ETC invalid", "social security card abnormal" and "medical insurance deactivated" are the most classic phishing templates. Remember: official business is never handled through SMS links, so look for the official App and offline windows. 2. Any request for a "verification code" is an ultimatum - the verification code equals money. Even if the other party says that he is a bank, a policeman, or your boss. 3. If you click on the link but do not fill in the information, there is no big problem; if you fill in the bank card number, report the loss or freeze it immediately; if you fill in the verification code, immediately call the police and contact the bank to stop the payment - every minute counts. 4. If you are not sure when you receive an "official" text message, call the official phone number first to verify (search for the official number yourself, don't call the one in the text message).

Brother Feng's anti-fraud small class·Lecture 16 1. The core of customer service fraud is "creating panic + accurate information". The more accurate the information, the more vigilant you need to be - because formal institutions do not need to rely on "reporting your home address" to prove themselves. 2. When receiving calls for "collection", "refund" and "claim settlement", ask the other party to provide: organization name, employee number, loan contract number, and official callback channel. If all four are missing, hang up directly. 3. Humor is a weapon against fraud, but it is not everything. After laughing, remember to pass on your anti-fraud knowledge to your parents - the calls they receive may be more "accurate" than yours.

Brother Feng's Anti-Fraud Class·Lecture 15 1. Why is your personal information accurately grasped by scammers? Because there is a whole "data black industry chain" running where you can't see it: insider leaks, hacker attacks, platform reselling, distribution and resale. Protecting personal information starts with every express delivery order and every member registration. 2. When you receive a strange phone call that can tell you your name, address, and consumption records, don't relax your vigilance just because "he's right." On the contrary, the more accurate you know, the more "fresh" data you have in the hands of criminals. 3. If you find that personal information has been leaked or abused, report it to the cyberspace and public security departments. Every report adds "cost" to this black industry chain.

Brother Feng's anti-fraud small class·Lecture 14 1. When scanning the QR code to pay, be sure to check the name of the payee. If you pay to "XX hot pot restaurant" but buy a mobile phone, and if you pay "XX trading company" but buy vegetables, the payee does not match the transaction, and there is a high probability that there is something fishy. 2. Street shops "recruit cashiers with high salaries but are not allowed to touch the cash collection equipment" and "the boss never shows up". They may be "vest shops" rented by criminal gangs. 3. After the defrauded funds enter the money laundering process, it becomes more difficult to recover them. The faster you call the police, the less likely your money will be "laundered" - you are grabbing every second of racing against the money laundering machine.

Brother Feng's Anti-Fraud Class·Chapter 13B 1. "Housing for retirement" is a national pilot policy, but it can only be carried out by licensed insurance companies in accordance with the law, and the process is extremely strict. Any "company", "group" or "consulting agency" that provides "housing for retirement" will be directly blocked. 2. Before the elderly sign any contract involving real estate, they must have their children accompany them and ask an independent lawyer to review it - "the lawyer provided at the signing site" does not count, that is the other party's actor. 3. The entrance to a scam is often not words, but "company". "Xiao Li" and "Xiao Wang" who are particularly attentive to their elders who live alone are either after wealth or property management. Really filial children, please come home more often - take back the position of "accompanying". 4. Three rules for the elderly: Don't sign a contract you don't understand; don't borrow your house and passbook; discuss large expenditures with your children first.