No Guarantee Loan Is A Fraud Trap.

"Just when they were short of money, they received the information of" no guarantee loan ". They thought that the world had lost their fortune, but I did not expect it to be a fraud trap. Fortunately, no remittance has been made, otherwise the loss will be large.

Yesterday, Mr. Chen told reporters happily.

According to Mr. Chen, yesterday morning, he received a text message: "do you need money urgently?

The company provides loans for a long period of time without collateral or collateral. "

And leave a cell phone number.

Mr. Chen, who is temporarily short of money, is very happy to see that it can solve the urgent need.

Mr. Chen then called the mobile phone number provided by the other side, and answered a man. Mr. Chen asked, "how much interest do I need to borrow 100 thousand yuan urgently?"

The other side said, "interest is very low, borrowing 100 thousand yuan a year as long as six thousand yuan, lower than the bank, and no need to guarantee and mortgage."

Mr. Chen is very excited. He immediately consulted the loan formalities.

The other side asked Mr. Chen to carry his ID card and account book to a post office, and put the above certificates in the envelope and then put them into the post box. They would send accountants and cashiers to the scene to get these documents. At the same time, he would send a remittance of 2000 yuan to the designated accounts. After their staff received the certificates and 2000 yuan in cash, they would immediately give loans to Mr. Chen.

If you want to remit 2000 yuan to the other party, Mr. Chen is suspicious. If you haven't borrowed the money, you will have to remit the money in the past. What if the other party runs away?

Mr. Chen then asked the other side and asked for an interview.

Mr. Chen was annoyed when he heard such a "chatter". He intimidated Mr. Chen and said, "if you want to make a loan, you must first remit the money, otherwise you will interrupt your leg again."

At this point, Mr. Chen realized that this was a hoax.

For this kind of information, the police said that this is a fraud message. The public should be vigilant and not be fooled.

Editor in charge: Yang Jing