Report! Haven't been here for a long time, and the first thing I see is a scam post!

The original poster: Zero Boundary Views: 322 Replies: 8 Posted in: 2012-04-30 02:20:31
Title: (Repost) The Latest Method to Recharge Phone Credit (Only for China Mobile)
Content:
First, you need to buy a recharge card ranging from 30 to 100 yuan. China Mobile has a recharge portal where the amount recharged is inversely reduced by 10 yuan of credit. For example, if you top up 30 yuan, it will give you back 20 yuan, so effectively you use 30 to get 50. First, send the message 'MT' to 10086, regardless of the system reply, then send 'MT, recharge card number, recharge password' to 8615942675122 (a non-existent number port). The credit will be returned within one hour. I have successfully done it! I am from Sichuan.
Poster: Rabbits Don't Eat Near Their Nest (ID: 20917)
Time: 2012-04-28 17:05:29

Scammer! Ignore '86', the remaining 11 digits are someone's phone number. If you don't believe it, try sending a message to your own number with '86' in front, and you will receive the message yourself! I suspect the poster is deliberately committing fraud!

... Coming back to check, you see posts like this! Admins need to reflect, the site owner should learn some common knowledge when free, not just busy with CF, Dream Back to the West, uh... forgot what game it was... Also, this is the scammer's phone number: 15942675122. When you have time, learn from me and spam messages and calls at three in the morning to deal with him! Remember, those who come out to scam, also have to pay back!
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Why did I immediately see where the problem was? Common sense, understand? I really directly sent a gazelle over! Also, that number is real, it can be dialed! I don't know if any idiots got scammed!
There are a lot of scammers now. Those posts about buying diamonds are all scams. I advise everyone to repost skill guides instead; delete the posts about buying diamonds! I forgot my account... When I registered, it was already over ten thousand, back then I registered for only about eleven hundred...
Uh... to correct what was said on the second floor of about eleven hundred, the exact number is twelve thousand six hundred forty-something. Ha, getting old, memory is fading...
We have always been reminding people that things like topping up phone credits or buying diamonds might be scams. We have also deleted many, but we still can't completely eradicate them. We're really sorry! We ask netizens to be more cautious in the future. If you come across any, please report it to me and leave me a message. Thank you!
Um, actually the webmaster doesn't need to delete that number and change it to 86 plus the phone number... this is not good! Change it back.
I've never used that thing before, just passing by, doesn't matter if it's true or not, but thanks to the original poster for the reminder.
It means I never believed this and just ignored it. Nobody is that stupid, right…
Push it to the top...
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