I spent 43,000 yuan to buy virtual currency and was blocked. The scammer said that there was a problem with the purchase! (From Coinsradar.net)

In March this year, the Fengrong Police Station of the Pulandian Branch of the Dalian Public Security Bureau received a report from a resident, Ms. Zhang, saying that she was defrauded of 43,000 yuan by a man named "Rocket" on WeChat.

After receiving the report, the police immediately launched an investigation. It turned out that in January this year, Ms. Zhang met "Rocket" on the Internet. The other party claimed to be a "master" in the financial market and could help Ms. Zhang make money by buying virtual currency.

Looking at the screenshots of the bills sent by "Rocket", Ms. Zhang was a little tempted, so she planned to entrust "Rocket" to help her buy some.

At first, the amount invested by Ms. Zhang was relatively small, but soon, she could receive a considerable return. Ms. Zhang's friends heard that Ms. Zhang made money by speculating in "virtual currency" and were also very tempted, so they transferred 43,000 yuan and entrusted Ms. Zhang to help him buy some.

So in March this year, Ms. Zhang transferred all the 43,000 yuan to "Rocket" and asked him to help her buy virtual currency.

However, after the transfer, "Rocket" said that there was a problem with the source of Ms. Zhang's funds, and the 43,000 yuan was frozen and could not be withdrawn, and then Ms. Zhang was blocked.

At this time, Ms. Zhang suddenly realized that she had been deceived, so she immediately called the police.

Through investigation, the police found that the suspect "Rocket" turned out to be a man named Chen. On April 18, the police rushed to Jiangxi, where Chen lived, arrested him and recovered all the 43,000 yuan lost by Ms. Zhang.

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