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Last week my friend was scammed out of 2800. Then my friend went to report it, and the police officer said they wouldn’t file a case unless it was over 3000. My friend thought for a moment, since he had already been scammed out of 2800, he quickly transferred another 200 to the scammer.

The scammer sent a questioning emoji back to my friend, but fortunately, there was no further reaction. My friend thought, now they can finally file a case.

My friend, overjoyed, went to find the police officer again, telling him that it was now over 3000 and they could file a case. The police officer looked at my friend helplessly, unable to decide whether to laugh or cry.

Unexpectedly, at that moment, the scammer transferred back 10 yuan to my friend and sent a message: "Bro, too polite, good people get good rewards, buy a bottle of water to drink." My friend was stunned; now it was not enough to reach 3000! The police officer was also confused: "Is this really happening!"

"What should we do? Should my friend transfer him 10 more yuan?" The police officer wanted to stop my friend, but my friend was anxious and stubbornly transferred the money anyway. The police officer stared at him in disbelief, speechless.

Just after transferring, without taking his eyes off the phone, the scammer almost immediately replied: "Stop messing around, bro, I’ll refund that 200 to you. I’m a professional, I know the law." Followed by a disdainful emoji. My friend was dumbfounded, feeling his face was burning, with only one thought in his mind: I’ve been looked down upon! Looked down upon by a scammer who knows the law!

My friend clearly heard the stifled laughter. The police officer looked at my friend, who was on the verge of tears, and tried to suppress a smile, making his voice sound calm: "It’s okay, with him being this arrogant, we must file a case! This money must be recovered for you.

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