Voice phishing → Avoid charter fraud..I was tricked by Seo Jang-hoon. "Don't trust anyone" [Ask ★ Night TV]

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A client who suffered a series of voice phishing and charter fraud appeared in Ask Anything.

In KBS Joy's "Ask Me Anything," which aired on the 6th, a client said he suffered 65 million won in damage from a double-decker officetel lease fraud, and the contract turned out to be a double contract.

In particular, he confessed that he recommended the sale to his friends around him, and then went through a situation where all contact was lost. The client confessed, "The relationship has grown apart as the damage has continued to friends."

Afterwards, the client said that he/she was told that he/she had to live hard by force to die, so he/she saved money and even got married and housing, but he/she suffered voice phishing again when he/she set up a down payment for a director in the station area. He shocked the public by saying, "I think my bank account is involved in a crime," and saying, "I was contacted pretending to be a prosecutor," and that he suffered 120 million won in damage in the process.

In particular, on this day's broadcast, an absurd situation continued. When Seo Jang-hoon asked me to write down my personal information, saying, "I will find the money," the client showed an appearance to write it as it is. Seo Jang-hoon responded, "How can I find your money. Are you tricked again?" he said, expressing frustration.

He then said, "Why don't you watch the news. This story is a regular method that has been around for seven years, he said. "If a fraudster is unfriendly, how can he cheat?" Rather, it is kinder," he stressed. He also firmly advised, "Don't trust anyone, don't lend money," and "Don't leave money except for banks."

Lee Soo-geun also added, "Excessive kindness should be questioned," and asked for caution.

The client's story amid repeated damage caused regret and raised viewers' alert to fraudulent crimes. On this day, the broadcast left a deep aftertaste, evoking the risk of fraudulent crimes that anyone can suffer beyond the story of a dashing individual.

On the other hand, "Ask Me Anything" continued the stories of clients with various concerns and delivered laughter and empathy at the same time.

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