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According to Taiwan's "Zhong Shi e Bao" reported in January 21st, "a href=" http:// fraud group "," Japan's Osaka Prefectural Police "/a survey, pointed out that there are fraudulent groups selling fake brand-name sales websites, and selling brand-name products at high prices. These fake websites are written in Japanese very strangely, and 90% of bank accounts for customers' remittances are Chinese names.

Many Japanese consumers did not receive goods after remittance, only to know that they had been cheated.

Japanese police say this may be a fraud by a href= "http:// fraud group" and "China fraud group" /a.

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< p > it is reported that "a href=" http:// fraud group "," Japan communications and trafficking Association < /a > "in 2013, received 3548 consumer complaints about" money to buy brand-name products but no goods received ".

Since 2010, relevant consulting cases have been received. According to statistics, in 2010, there were about 75 pieces, 229 in 2011, 646 in 2012, and 3458 in 2013, about 47 times that in 2010.

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< p > it is reported that these websites sell mostly brand name leather bags, < a href= "http:// Japan communications and Trade Association" > shoes < /a >, advanced watches, digital cameras, etc., and also emphasize "low cost", "big special price" and other promotional words to emphasize low price concessions, thus attracting consumers not to bite.

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< p > the Osaka Prefectural Police survey pointed out that many fake websites were set up in China. As of December 24, 2013, a total of 2009 < a href= "http:// fraud group" > fake website < /a > were found, and about 388 remittance accounts opened in personal name, 45 of them were Japanese household names, and the remaining 343 accounts were Chinese household names, accounting for 88% of the total accounts.

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< p > it is reported that most of these accounts are opened by Chinese students or technical trainees. 69 of the 104 people who can check out the entry and exit situation have left Japan to return to China.

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< p > Japanese media said there were many Japanese a href= "http:// fraud groups" > bank accounts < /a > buying and selling on popular Chinese message boards.

Osaka Prefectural Police judged that it might be that Chinese students sold their accounts in Japan bank before and after returning to the country, and then they went into the hands of criminal syndicates.

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