Be careful when strangers ask for "foreign currency"

In addition to the means of exchanging fake foreign currencies, such fraudsters sometimes exchange ancient coins, or jade, gold and silver jewelry, but no matter how the forms change, their characteristics are the same

(1) They all make use of the victims' greedy psychology to make them think that they can easily earn a sum through exchange rate difference or market difference.

(2) It is usually on the pretext that relatives and friends are in urgent need of cash in a car accident or emergency.

(3) The image of a woman holding a child is often used to contact the victim to increase the concealment of deception.

(4) When the victim questions the authenticity of foreign currency, there will always be an "authoritative person" in time.

Experts remind that in order not to be cheated, one is to overcome one's greed for money, and the other is not to trust the "appraisers" who appear on the way. The police will arrive at the scene at the first time to help the victims catch criminals and reduce losses.