Essence Check carefully! Regarding recharging Q Coins and so on – knowledge to prevent scams and my own experiences, it will definitely be helpful!

The original poster: Qiyu@yuxiao Views: 6199 Replies: 28 Posted in: 2013-02-19 01:12:33
As an experienced victim of scams, I warn everyone: don't be greedy for a bargain; there's no such thing as a free lunch! I was scammed for a total of 1,200 yuan. Sigh, it's because I was fantasizing. The principle behind getting free Q coins has also been explained on forums: it's just taking a screenshot and then editing it. In the end, you can see some of their Q coins showing thousands, some tens of thousands — of course, you can freely edit them! And those so-called methods for getting free guns, their videos are indeed very realistic. Here, I want to make three clarifications: 1. You will find that some of them use alternate accounts; why is that? Because they're afraid of being banned! 2. Long ago, it was indeed possible to get guns in that way, but after the system upgraded, any account with abnormal activity would be banned immediately! 3. There are plugins for getting free guns, which do work, but I don't know if it's for self-pleasure. Also, once the plugin is uninstalled, everything goes back to dust! Especially those claiming to get permanent guns, without a doubt, they are definitely scammers! Now there is a method to get rare guns — that's through CDK exchange, but you need to buy it, which is quite expensive. So still, there's no bargain to get. They're just providing a channel for you. I also feel suspicious about another situation: when you leave a message on the spaces of those so-called gun-getters, it needs to be approved, and that's when you should be cautious. Everyone knows the meaning, because they're afraid of being exposed! Once, I had a remarkable experience of being scammed: he sent me software and even asked for my account and password. There were many guns in it, and you could choose yourself. Haha, I chose the golden one permanently. That situation seemed really real. In the end, nothing, just pointless excitement. Now there are those phishing software — I wonder how many of you know them? They claim to double your Q coin recharge. Think carefully — would someone be that stupid? They created the software themselves but wouldn't give it away for free to make money for you. As long as you maintain a rational mindset and careful thinking, you definitely won't be scammed! Actually, that kind of software is just an empty shell. You send them your recharge card number and password, and then it goes straight to their inbox. And the result… haha. Have you noticed the payment methods for those free Q coin scams? They deliberately avoid Q coin payment to increase credibility. But you can take a different approach and show courage: you can tell them you only have a Junnet Card, which is specifically for recharging Q coins or game credits.If it were really possible to get Q coins, what they naturally want to earn is RMB. They would transfer the money to Alipay or Tenpay, because those can be used for transfers and withdrawals! Junnet cannot recharge Alipay or Tenpay. If they accept Junnet payments, they are undoubtedly a scammer! Don't be naive: they won't have your best interests in mind; in an online transaction, what they want is money! Sigh, actually, I feel speechless when talking about scammers. They would rather risk their own family members' lives to scam that 100 or 200 yuan, even swearing oaths! Sigh, how can we fight them? For money, they abandon all morality and filial piety. This is truly a great tragedy. Actually, I want to tell scammers: when you tell your friends how you scammed money, haha, at this moment your friends might laugh and say you are amazing, not knowing that in their hearts, they have already judged you. You are a scammer!!! I think in future interactions, they will always be wary of you, pitiful people! If they don't care, all I can say is that birds of a feather flock together! There's a saying: when judging a person, sometimes you don't need to look at them, just understand their friends! I believe this will be very helpful to those who are still fantasizing, or those who have not been scammed yet but are about to be. I typed all this on my phone for a long time. I hope the moderator will highlight it, so the post is in a position where people are likely to see it, to help more people. This is the wish of me, an experienced victim of scams. Additionally, if you have had similar scam experiences, you can leave their Q numbers! Thank you!
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Although I haven't been deceived, I still want to support the OP.
Oh no! I tried to make some changes, and as a result, the content is gone! I'll have to rewrite it!
After reading it, I found it very helpful, thumbs up! I hope it gets featured so it can help others.
Same as 3, thumbs up!
Hehe, poor kid of the original poster, but it's quite useful, thanks, upvoted.
OP, you really understand me! I've also been scammed twice, probably over 300 yuan, sigh~ who in their right mind would believe those Tencent scammers nowadays.
This post must be featured to help more people.
Hehe, I have to support this
Thanks to the original poster for the analysis. If people didn't have the mindset of wanting small gains, how could such scams succeed?
Bump the original poster
Hehe, the analysis is very thorough.
Exactly! I've been tricked too
Hehe, I'm here to bump this up
I despise Tencent, so I have never topped up cryptocurrency...
Same 14L
No money.
Supporting the original poster ———— died really tragically.
Hahaha,
I was scammed out of 600 the day before yesterday.
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