Rebirth 07 Becomes the First Internet Celebrity.

Jiang Xue thought that the matter had ended here. After the three of them came out of the police station, they did not return to their uncle's house, but came to the largest shopping mall in the county.

The godmother bought clothes and shoes for Jiang Xue, and Jiang Xue also bought a coat and a scarf for the godmother.

Yang Zhian followed behind the two people carrying things.

Jiang Xue's cell phone was in her clothes pocket yesterday. In a hurry, she remembered to take it out and threw it on the shore together with her shoes. After she rescued the people and got home, she found that her cell phone was missing.

My godmother asked about the price of the phone.

The phone was bought by Liu Qinglin. Jiang Xue didn't know the exact price, but only gave a rough estimate.

When godmother heard this, she was shocked! It’s so expensive!

I called the police immediately.

The police came to take a statement last night.

But to put it tactfully, if it is stolen, the chances of getting it back are quite low.

Jiang Xue could only blame herself for her bad luck.

Then I went to the police station to take a statement today, and on the way back I planned to buy one.

After buying the mobile phone, I also bought an anonymous SIM card for temporary use. The original SIM card was issued in S City. Jiang Xue called to inquire and was told that it was not possible to apply for a SIM card in another city.

Jiang Xue called the business office to freeze her card, planning to apply for a new one after returning to Kyoto.

Then, holding the new phone, Jiang Xue found that she couldn't remember anyone's phone number.

I couldn't log into apps like QQ either. Jiang Xue had to verify the new device using her mobile phone before she could log in.

I found Liu Qinglin's number from my godmother.

When I called, my brother was silent for two seconds and then said, "Your phone was stolen. Not only was it stolen, but the other party also cracked your unlocking password and logged into your QQ account. I received the message you sent me, asking me to top up your QQ coins."

“…”Is the mobile phone unlock password so easy to crack?

"Have you recharged it?" Jiang Xue asked.

"Yes." Liu Qinglin replied.

"How much did you charge?" Jiang Xue asked quickly.

"200." Liu Qinglin replied.

It was exactly an hour ago.

Fortunately, the amount is not large.

Jiang Xue quickly called QQ, Weibo, and all the accounts she could remember and froze them all.

Then replace the mobile phone number, re-verify, answer the questions, upload your ID, and then log in to your account again.

The QQ account logged into the mobile phone is the one Jiang Xue uses daily, and most of the people on it are classmates, friends, employees and subordinates she knows.

Jiang Xue sent a message to the group, saying that her phone was stolen and her account was stolen by the person who stole the phone. She asked everyone if they had been cheated and if so, please contact her.

Several classmates who were online contacted her, and several of them had their phone bills and game coins recharged by hundreds or even hundreds of dollars.

They also sent me the recharge account numbers, and they were all different.

Jiang Xue wrote down these numbers.

Tell the friends who were defrauded of their money that I will transfer the money back to them when I return to school.

Lu Rangyou sent a message. Jiang Xue clicked it and found it was a string of ellipsis marks.

Looking again, before Jiang Xue sent the group message about the hacked account, Lu Rang sent two messages.

Lu Rang: Is that enough?

Lu Rang: If it’s not enough, we’ll tell you later.

Jiang Xue: How much have you been cheated of?

Lu Rang: A screenshot.

It was transferred in several installments. Jiang Xue calculated that the total amount was three million.

Oh my god!!! Three million!!!

Three million!!

Jiang Xue immediately called Lu Rang.

"You're transferring so much money without even confirming with the person in question?" Jiang Xue asked.

Lu Rang remained silent on the other end of the phone.

"Don't you have any limit?" Jiang Xue asked puzzled.

Lu Rang was silent for a while and then said, "My daily limit is five million."

"....." The limit was five million, but he dared to transfer three million without asking.

She knew that Lu Rang was rich, but he couldn't spend his money like this.

If someone asked her to borrow 3,000 yuan, she would make sure it was the real person.

Or instead of three thousand, you can try three hundred. Make sure you confirm it before transferring.

"You call the police immediately, and I will call the police immediately and explain the situation to them. Show me the chat records and see what the other party said to you that you transferred so much money to him without even asking me."

"Give me your account number, and I'll see if I can find the other party's information and address to help you get it back on your phone, um... get the money back as well."

Jiang Xue immediately told him the password.

After hanging up the phone, Jiang Xue immediately contacted the police who lost the phone and informed them of the situation.

More than 20 minutes later, Lu Rang sent a message.

The other party's approximate address is not far from my uncle's house.

The mobile phone number may be the thief's name and ID number.

There were also some selfie photos of what might have been the thief.

Being able to find so much information in such a short time, not to mention the accuracy of the information, the technology is really amazing.

Lu Rang logged into Jiang Xue's account on his computer, and some people sent him messages asking about Jiang Xue's experience of being cheated.

Lu Rang didn't even open it.

Then I saw a lot of messages from Xu Mo.

He hesitated for a moment and clicked on the chat history between Jiang Xue and Xu Mo. All the messages Xu Mo sent were words of concern.

Lu Rang tapped his fingers on the keyboard and replied: It’s not me.

The message from the other side stopped immediately.

Lu Rang thought for a moment and sent another message: Please contact this account later.

He closed the chat page and logged out of Jiang Xue's account.

Jiang Xue took this information and planned to go to the police station in person. As soon as she arrived at the police station, the police officer in charge of Jiang Xue's cell phone theft case saw Jiang Xue and said in surprise: "I was just about to call you, your phone was found."

"Found it?" Jiang Xue was full of confusion.

"The other party took your phone and turned himself in."

Then the police took Jiang Xue to see the person who stole her phone. The other party was a young boy of about fourteen or fifteen years old.

When his parents saw Jiang Xue, they immediately knelt down in front of her.

"The child is ignorant and picked up your phone. He didn't mean to ask for money from your QQ friends. Please forgive him... he is still young." The police separated the two and took Jiang Xue to the office.

Jiang Xue finally learned the whole story from the police.

The other party saw the Apple icon on Jiang Xue’s phone.

He knew that Jiang Xue's cell phone was very expensive, so out of greed he took advantage of everyone's attention being drawn to the person who fell into the water and stole Jiang Xue's cell phone.

After getting her lost phone back, Jiang Xue also read the message that the scammer sent to Lu Rang.

Jiang Xue thought she was going to see some particularly exciting scam, but she didn't expect that after tasting the sweetness of recharging phone bills and Q coins several times, he and Lu Rangfa simply asked to borrow some money for cash flow.

Lu Rang didn't ask why he was borrowing the money, he just asked, "How much?"

The scammer wanted three hundred dollars, but I don’t know if it was a typo or something, but he typed 300.

I sent my bank card number, name, and bank branch name.

Afraid that Lu Rang would think there was something wrong with the card, he told Lu Rang: "I'm in my hometown, it's my friend's card." Lu Rang knew from Liu Qinglin's words that Jiang Xue had returned to her hometown during the National Day holiday.

The address of that branch is indeed the bank in the county town where Jiang Xue’s hometown is.

I transferred the money back without considering anything else.

Then Jiang Xue changed her password and logged out of QQ.

The guy who stole the phone was stunned when he saw three million yuan deposited into his card.

I checked online on my cell phone and found out that anyone who stole three million would be sentenced to more than ten years in prison. I was so scared that I told my parents about it immediately, and then my parents took me to surrender.