1. After receiving a text from a scammer asking you to transfer money, don't rush to delete it. Check which bank the card number belongs to, then log in to that bank's online service. Enter the scammer's card number, any password will do, just make three wrong attempts. This card won't be able to perform any transactions within 24 hours (it will be frozen). Just wait; if you don't like them, do this three times a day and let them keep trying to scam! If you're extremely lucky and the password is correct, please transfer the money to disaster areas. If you are really in financial difficulty, just transfer it to yourself.
2. First, find out the city of this phone number, then find the local gay dating websites of that city, register an account, and leave that phone number as the contact.
3. Post on the local housing rental website, for example, a two-bedroom apartment in the city center, monthly rent 300, urgent sale. Keep the phone on for 24 hours and also leave that number.
4. Look for the local mobile service provider's website. When logging in, there may be an option to receive a verification code via SMS. Then repeatedly request the mobile company to send messages. Just imagine how many messages the scammer will have to deal with.
5. A certain bank employee also received a text saying 'Please transfer money to *account.' They sent 0.01 yuan each time to this account. The bank deducted 2 yuan from the recipient each time, and after sending over 1 yuan in total, they finally received a message from the recipient saying: ‘Stop transferring money, over 200 yuan has already been deducted. You must know your business! How dare we live like this!'
(When transferring, choose 'Recipient pays the fee,' each transaction 2 yuan)
‘Teach You a Few Tricks to Make Scammers Cry’
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Not bad, but now we live in a harmonious society, so it's not easy for scammers either. Everyone is just trying to make a living, so don't be too ruthless!
The person on the third floor is too naive. When you get scammed out of tens of thousands of yuan, will you still think about not completely destroying them? Are you going to let the scammer keep scamming you?
The night was deep and all was silent. Suddenly, the roof tiles made a sound. I sprang up from the grass mat and whispered harshly, 'Who's there?!' A voice on the roof replied, 'Sir, please come out to talk.' I leapt into the courtyard, only to see a person standing on the ridge, dressed rather strangely, seemingly from a foreign land. He carried a long sword on his back, the hilt inlaid with a huge jewel that emitted a faint green glow under the moonlight. A chill ran through me as I thought of someone, and I cupped my hands in greeting: 'So it is Master of the Pearl Tower. You haven't been to the Central Plains for a long time. What brings you here today?' The Master of the Pearl Tower didn't answer. He raised his hand, and a ray of white light shot downward. I didn't dare slack off; I dodged sideways to avoid it, neutralized the momentum of the hidden weapon, and reached out to catch it. It was just a piece of paper. The Master of the Pearl Tower smiled: 'I came today specifically to deliver this post.' I looked again at the paper. Although it was good paper, it had yellowed and read: 'Respectfully invite you to attend the Heroes' Gathering on Monkey Year, Horse Month, Pig Day, Sheep Hour.' Thinking further, that Monkey Year, Horse Month was already three years ago. I couldn't help but sneer: 'Master, this post is rather too outdated!'
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