Scammed online for phone information of parents shopping for young children

We receive different calls every day, such as those who learn English, those who want loans, those who decorate, those who sell houses, those who sell cars, etc. We all have this question, how did they know our phone number? In fact, our information has been handed down countless times! Now let’s take a look at the following message:

Reported on April 22: Mr. Lin, who is eager to expand the sales of maternal and infant products, has been thinking about how to better market. On this day, he posted a message in a QQ group, "In urgent need of the names and contacts of a group of parents of young children. method" information. After the message was sent out, it quickly received responses from several group members. After some haggling, Mr. Lin negotiated the price with a group friend and purchased 50,000 pieces of information for RMB 14,000. Unexpectedly, the next day, when he used this information for telemarketing, he found that the information he bought was very unreliable, and most of the mobile phone numbers could not be reached at all. After unsuccessful online negotiations, Mr. Lin went to the Jiangsu Road Police Station of the Changning Public Security Bureau to report the case on March 7.

After receiving the report, the Changning Public Security Bureau quickly grasped the relevant information of the group of friends and carried out targeted control. Under the strong police control offensive, this group member surrendered on March 17. After questioning, the suspect Li confessed: She is the telephone customer service staff of an early childhood education center. She used her job to obtain more than 700 pieces of information about parents of young children from within the company. On this day, Li saw in the QQ group that Mr. Lin was in urgent need of "parent information for young children" and became interested. Based on several hundred pieces of real data, she forged more than 40,000 pieces of data and divided them into three electronic documents for transactions with Mr. Lin. Li was suspected of fraud and was subject to criminal coercive measures by the Changning Public Security Bureau in accordance with the law.

However, what Mr. Lin, who was filled with anger at being deceived, did not expect was that his own behavior of purchasing citizens' personal information had also violated criminal law. Currently, the criminal suspect Lin is also subject to criminal coercive measures by the Changning Public Security Bureau in accordance with the law for allegedly illegally obtaining citizens' personal information.

After reading this news, some friends may have various opinions. In fact, just remember one sentence: "Don't touch the bottom line of the law!"

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