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Recently, WeChat has received feedback from users that some have received an unexpected package called “lucky box” sent by “WeChat Team” through express delivery. Inside the package is a card with a QR code printed on it.The WeChat Team has declared that they have never sent out any “lucky boxes” through express delivery, and the QR codes inside the package are scam QR codes. They urge all users not to scan them.Have you ever had a package delivered to you without your having placed an order? Police in numerous locations have received allegations from residents claiming to have received enigmatic gifts since the year’s commencement.The item inside the package—a cup or a phone holder—is standard fare. A promotional flier with the words “This is for you” printed on it and a QR code that says you can select a gift by scanning it are included with the gift.
However, once you scan the QR code provided by the scammers and join the chat group they have set up, the scam begins.
Some netizens have shared their experiences in the comments section: “My mom received it, but she threw away the flyer. She gave me the gift and the box.” “I have received it twice already. The question is, how did they get my personal information? They have my address, phone number, and name.”Scammers are constantly coming up with new ways to deceive people and obtain their personal information. It is important to stay vigilant and protect ourselves from falling victim to these scams.
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