Handling fees", etc. After paying a few times, the other party either disappears or prevaricates and delays the payment of "charity" for various reasons, and informs that if they do not continue to pay, they will be eliminated. This is essentially no different from the "winning fraud" that was rampant in previous years. At that time, the scammers often sent text messages to the victims'
on the "national cause" scam, we will find that the victims believed in the non-existent "national assets need to be unfrozen" because of the "credit" of the stories, and these stories have something in common - simple, mysterious, mixed with well-known historical backgrounds but lacking specific details.
In the 1980s and 1990s, the scam stories about the unfreezing c level executive list of national assets were all disguised as "99 orders". According to Yangcheng Evening News, on September 9, 1979, the State Council issued an order authorizing the Bank of China to handle the recovery of various assets frozen by the US government in accordance with the "Agreement on the Settlement of Asset Claims between the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of the United States of America" signed on May 11, 1979
(the authorization expired on October 6, 2001). At that time, some people put on the "asset unfreezing" cloak for the activities of buying and exchanging Chiang's counterfeit banknotes, which were already prevalent in the southwest, central south, and east China, and fabricated rumors that the currency issued by the Kuomintang government on the mainland could be taken to the United States or Taiwan Province for re-exchange, and the activities of buying and exchanging counterfeit currency became more and more widespread.
Combing through past reports
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