5 thoughts on “I knew a man in WeChat very well, and then he said that he would take me to play live treasures to make money. Is he a liar?”
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The first thing to know in WeChat is netizens. You have never seen each other's real appearance. Just talk a few words on WeChat, it is difficult to see his true identity.
Secondly, if you do n’t know him, take you to play live treasures to make money, especially if you involve this kind of money problem, do n’t care about it, do n’t be deceived by his three words. Generally, this situation is likely to be it. fraud. Because generally it is best not to involve money. There are also friends who need to be cautious.
I met, first chatting normally, then confessing, speaking various sweet words, but every time I chat, he will mention that he is doing sideline and planning. I was curious at first, but did not ask him directly what he was, but directly Baidu. It was found that fraud, commonly known as "killing piglets". Later, he proposed to let me do it with him, but I refused for various reasons. He didn't know that I already knew the truth, so he kept talking with him. Tonight he asked me if I wanted to be with him, and he refused, so he broke up. Finally talked
Come to Baidu is a lot of calm mood. Netizens who talked for 20 days are still fellows! The information every day is back in seconds. I kept asking me to drive online banking. I did n’t drive. I also said that I would buy me a car, and he kept asking me to drive. I thought he was going Let me do what UBS financial management allows me to charge 1314 I only charged 666 and earned 120 and then unloaded the software. I also said a bunch of unpleasant words. It was quite sad at first, but now I finally woke up
No matter how well you talked in WeChat's social software, you can do it more. When you talk about it, it is a scammer related to money, because there is no pie in the sky, and you can’t turn you in your turn.
Don't believe it. Generally, this is a scammer. Recently, Miss Sister Killing Pig Pan knows what's going on. Don't believe it.