<Suji> reveals the current popular scam of sending 6-digit, 7-digit and 8-digit QQ

Like you, I once saw many 6, 7, or 8-digit QQ accounts on the Internet and wanted to get one, so I looked for a lot of unprotected QQ accounts. I thought that as long as I changed the password and added a new password for a few days, the beautiful account would be mine. However, it is not that simple. Hackers publish these numbers and passwords everywhere, and there are many posts offering 7- or 8-digit unprotected QQ accounts with passwords. These numbers can basically be logged in, triggering the enthusiasm of many netizens to grab numbers. Because TX restricts IP addresses from changing passwords in other places, you have to log in for 5 to 7 days in a row before changing passwords. Many netizens hang out online day and night. You push me down, and I push you down. It's so hard. In fact, everyone has been fooled. Apart from the envelopes sent by hackers, it is basically a trick played by some QQ collectors and sellers. Because TX is cracking down on account theft and selling, it has now begun to limit the number of simultaneous logins on the same IP. Those that exceed the limit will be taken back by TX. Therefore, some QQ collectors and sellers do not dare to hang up so many QQs at home. In order to upgrade and increase value, they take advantage of TX's policy of restricting IPs from changing passwords in other places. They send their QQ numbers and passwords online and ask everyone to help them hang up. After three or four days, the local IP changes the password and then sends it out. Even if you make a mistake and you successfully change the password, they can still appeal back with the original password and information in their hands. So why bother everyone who is wasting time, electricity and money! I know that after everyone has read it, they will feel lucky in their hearts. Anyway, the good things have been said, dear, believe it or not.