A Kaohsiung woman wanted to withdraw 2 million in investment stocks, but the bankers were alert and successfully stopped the fraud.

A Kaohsiung woman wanted to withdraw 2 million in investment stocks, but the bankers were alert and successfully stopped the fraud, (provided by the public)

A Kaohsiung woman surnamed Yan (58 years old) wanted to withdraw 2 million yuan for investment in stocks. Fortunately, the banker noticed something unusual in time and notified the police to come to the scene for assistance. The investment fraud was successfully prevented and people's savings were saved.

The Gushan Branch stated today (29th) that the Xinbin Police Station recently received a notification from a bank that a 58-year-old woman surnamed Yan wanted to withdraw 2 million yuan in investment stocks. The alert officers noticed the abnormality in time and notified the police to come to the scene to assist. They successfully prevented the investment fraud and saved people's savings.

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It is understood that Yan Nv wanted to withdraw 2 million yuan from the counter, and planned to hand it over to her cousin-in-law, a woman surnamed Chen (54 years old), to help invest in stocks. Since the withdrawal amount was huge and the investment method was different from ordinary stock transactions, the banker noticed something was wrong and immediately reported it to the police. After the police arrived at the scene, they learned more about the investment and asked Ms. Chen to come to the scene to explain.

Chen Nv believed that this investment channel had profit opportunities, and introduced it to her family for the purpose of sharing. However, the police discovered that the relevant investment involved "fully settled stocks" and high-profit rhetoric, which may be a hidden fraud trap. She immediately explained the investment risks and common fraud techniques to the two of them. After patient persuasion, Yan Nv finally noticed something was wrong and canceled the withdrawal application on the spot, successfully keeping her savings.