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Online loan fraud is divided into 6 steps.

The first step is to drain. Some users who have browsed the "loan" advertisements on the Internet are hard to realize that they have been marked as "potential customers" by big data, and then they will be pushed more loan advertisements, including those pushed by fraud gangs.

Step 2: Link. When the "potential user" clicks on the SMS link sent by the scammer, he will enter the webpage made by the scammer or the download link of the App, which will generally impersonate some well-known loan platforms.

Step 3: Fill in the information. Like the regular loan platform, the fraud platform requires a series of personal privacy information, including name, mobile phone number, ID number, etc. Once these "potential customers" submit their personal information, they become "accurate materials" in the eyes of fraud groups.

Step 4, bait, the scammer will make the user's personal loan amount interface show the loan amount, making the victim feel that a large loan is within reach;

step 5, deposit. When the victim wants to withdraw cash from the loan platform, the so-called customer service will offer to pay a certain percentage of withdrawal fee and deposit. Many people who are in a hurry to borrow money have decided to transfer the money after seeing their loan amount.

step 6, information error. After the victim has paid the withdrawal fee, when he thinks that the withdrawal is about to arrive, he will usually receive a reminder that the information such as bank card or ID card is incorrectly filled and cannot be withdrawn. But this is just a trick of swindlers, who deliberately create the illusion of filling in errors through background programs. Next, the victim will be lured to transfer money to their account on the grounds that the withdrawal fails, the account is locked, and the unfreezing fee is needed, until the victim finds out that this is not "online loan" but "online fraud".