The highest return on holding a position for more than three days is 5%, which is very high, but it is not the highest yet.
Charity Friday Day Revenue 25%;
A deposit of 500000 yuan earns 100% in five days.
This absurdly high return, even those who know a little about investment and finance, will generate suspicion and raise awareness. But for those without investment and financial experience, this is a tempting cake. Ms. Ni from Sichuan almost fell into this trap.
Will the funds be handed over to intermediaries and enjoy high returns every week?
Ms. Ni learned about the "high yield" wealth management products mentioned above because she joined a wealth management group. She believed it and wanted to sell her stocks and invest in this wealth management product. Fortunately, when she went to the bank to handle business, the large amount of selling caught the attention of the bank staff and immediately reported to the police.
Later, it was learned by the police that Ms. Ni originally planned to purchase Charity Week financial products through the "intermediary" introduced in the investment group. The intermediary told Ms. Ni that the wealth management product does not require Ms. Ni to take care of herself. As long as the funds are entrusted to them and a certain amount of "charity fees" are deducted, Ms. Ni can enjoy high weekly returns.
When the police asked the name of the intermediary, Ms. Ni said she was not clear, and she had never met the intermediary before. Later, after the police came to promote anti fraud knowledge, Ms. Ni realized that her savings had almost disappeared and deleted the relevant app, stating that she would no longer believe in such "high yield" fraud.
Ai Hui Cha Reminder:
If there is such a wealth management product with a deposit of 500000 yuan and a five day return of 100%, wouldn't it be fast to achieve wealth freedom? When encountering such "high yield" scripts, one should immediately be vigilant and consider whether the situation they are talking about has credibility.
However, scammers often engage in hunger marketing, such as limited quotas, first come, first served, in order to make it difficult for people to judge the authenticity of their "scripts"; The top 20 have ×× Rewards and the like, allowing scammers to ignore the screening process due to their eagerness to join under the temptation of high profit and hungry marketing. But in fact, whether it's high profitability or hunger marketing, the best way to prevent online fraud is not to enter investment groups and platforms recommended by netizens!
