Beware of the new "delivery scam"! Shanghai police have cracked a major case involving the transfer of millions in funds.

Don't take it lightly if you receive a strange payment-on-delivery delivery message! Recently, the Shanghai Pudong police successfully dismantled a criminal den disguised as a "labor recruitment" operation, revealing the shocking details of a new type of fraud industry chain.

Mr. Tang, a citizen, almost fell victim! On April 13, he received a message about a "payment-on-delivery delivery" and when he contacted the sender to cancel, he was lured into clicking a link and entering his bank card information. By the time he realized, over one million yuan had already been fraudulently withdrawn from his account!

The police acted swiftly, peeling back the layers to identify a criminal gang led by individuals named Miao and Wang. On April 22-23, 11 suspects were captured in Qingpu. It turns out this gang recruited individuals under the banner of "easy part-time jobs," purchasing virtual currency accounts for 40-50 yuan each and reselling them to foreign criminals for money transfer purposes.

Currently, the main suspects have been criminally detained, and some of the involved funds have been successfully frozen. The police remind: Do not click on strange links, and protect your personal information! If you encounter suspicious delivery or part-time job information, be sure to verify it immediately, and don’t give scammers a chance! The case is still under investigation, and more details will be released gradually.