Crazy reward anchor 13-year-old girl lost 250 thousand in two months! Parents report the case
Shanghai, February 7 (Reporter Wang Xiaolei Intern reporter Liu Yidi Liu Hualong) How long can it take 250,000 yuan? Xiao Su (a pseudonym), a 13-year-old girl who lives in Shanghai, only "lasted" for two months! Recently, on the grounds of study, Xiaosu (pseudonym) secretly rewarded her favorite network anchor with her mother’s mobile phone, and spent 250,000 yuan in two months.
A huge sum of 250,000 yuan is missing.
On the third day of New Year’s Day (January 30th), Ms. Sun, who lives in Shanghai, opened the WeChat payment function, but suddenly found that she was missing 20,000 yuan from her WeChat wallet. At first, Ms. Sun thought that her mobile phone was hacked and her money was stolen. Who knows that I was shocked when I checked the balance of the bank card bound by WeChat payment, and my hard-earned money of 250,000 yuan was actually "missing"!
Ms. Sun immediately found the expenditure details of her WeChat payment, and found that since December 25, 2016, her money has been transferred to "Tencent Company" through WeChat payment.
Through the WeChat payment details exposed by Ms. Sun, the payee also clearly marked "Tencent Company", and there are two or three transactions every day on average, up to five times. The amount of expenditure varies from time to time, with the maximum amount reaching 9500 yuan and the minimum amount of expenditure reaching 121 yuan.
Reward the anchor’s 13-year-old daughter for losing 250,000 yuan in two months.
Why is the money inexplicably transferred to Tencent? Ms. Sun and her wife are puzzled. The abnormal performance of the 13-year-old daughter made Ms. Sun begin to turn her suspicious eyes to her daughter.
Under the questioning of parents, 13-year-old Xiao Su finally had to admit that she stole her parents’ mobile phone, and bought a large number of "K coins" to reward a male anchor named "Yang Guang" through Tencent’s "National K Songs" APP. At the same time, she also sprinkled a number of red envelopes in the QQ fan base of the male anchor. However, when asked how much he rewarded the male anchor, Xiao Su said that he could not remember.
The huge sum of 250 thousand yuan was quietly rewarded to the anchor by her daughter, which made Ms. Sun unable to understand.
Ms. Sun told the reporter: "For more than two months, I haven’t received any short message from the bank, which may have been deleted by my child." Ms. Sun even speculated that it was the anchor named "Yang Guang" who secretly told her daughter how to "hide the sky and cross the sea", otherwise how could the child know to do so? She is still so young.
After the incident, Ms. Sun didn’t beat and scold the child, but hoped to sit down and talk with the child calmly, but the attitude of the child made Ms. Sun very unhappy: "The child is now aware of the seriousness of the matter, but now she doesn’t want to tell me when she met the anchor. What did they talk about before? Who let her reward? "
Ms. Sun knows that her children will play mobile phones in their spare time. She thinks that it is not forbidden to relax and entertain outside of study, but she didn’t expect her children to use their hard-earned money to reward male anchors in a "crazy" way.
Reporter’s investigation: "mentoring relationship" asks for a reward in person.
The reporter opened Tencent’s "National K Song" APP and found that it is a live broadcast software with singing as the main content. The two anchors can also carry out "even wheat PK", and the lost anchor will be punished to some extent, so this also promotes the contest of "spelling fans" and "spelling K coins" between anchors.
The reporter found the male anchor "Yang Guang" in the "National K Song" APP. The content of this male anchor’s live broadcast is mainly singing, with a total of more than 700,000 fans. The reporter also saw Xiao Su’s name in the "Contribution List" on the left side of the APP column. When the reporter found "Yang Guang", he was broadcasting live, and even directly asked his fans for various gifts during the live broadcast.
The reporter learned that the male anchor named "Yang Guang" and Xiao Su are virtual "mentoring relationship". However, this mentoring relationship can not be solved by shouting "master" in vain, but by sending two "planes". One "plane" costs 6666 "K coins", which is 666.6 yuan, so these two "planes" will cost more than 1300 yuan.
Judging from the chat records that Ms. Sun sent to reporters, "Yang Guang" often asked Xiaosu to "patch up" her new songs, that is, she asked Xiaosu to send herself "K coins" and even asked for 20,000 yuan at a time.
According to statistics, Xiao Su spent a total of RMB 210,000 on the male anchor "Yang Guang", and also sent a red envelope of RMB 40,000 in his QQ fan base, spending a total of RMB 250,000.
It is a problem for parents to report huge sums of money.
It is understood that Ms. Sun and her husband did not give Xiaosu a fixed monthly allowance, but Xiaosu would ask her parents for it if she was short of money, but there were no excessive demands. Ms. Sun said: "Children have always lived with us, and they are usually more obedient and sensible. Although we are busy at work, we can say that our concern for our children has never been ignored. We are shocked by such a thing. "
In the face of the disappearance of 250,000 yuan, Ms. Sun and her wife were at a loss and finally decided to call the police.
The reporter learned from the Sijing Police Station of Shanghai Songjiang Branch that Xiaosu and her mother did go to the police station to report the case on February 3, 2017.
Later, the police learned that the policeman Xiao Su took the initiative to give gifts to the male anchor on the "National K Song" live broadcast platform, and there was no fraud during the period, so the public security organ did not accept the case. In addition, the police at the Sijing police station also said that there were many online and telecom frauds in the cases they accepted, but the way of rewarding on the platform was rare.
It does not constitute fraud, and the public security organs have no way to accept it. Whether the huge sum of 250,000 yuan can be recovered has become a big problem.
Lawyer’s advice: it can be invalidated.
This afternoon, the reporter consulted Zheng Hongtao, a lawyer of Beijing Qualcomm Law Firm. Zheng Hongtao believes that this kind of incident does not constitute a criminal case, but a voluntary civil act, which should be resolved through civil channels.
In addition, Zheng Hongtao also explained to reporters that because Xiao Su is under 16 years old, he still belongs to a person with limited capacity, and his behavior now far exceeds his own cognition, and he can be invalidated by law. From a legal point of view, once similar incidents happen, the large consumption made by minors without their parents’ permission can be recovered.
Xiaosu’s parents, as guardians, can recognize Xiaosu’s behavior of rewarding and spending money as "invalid" in order to recover this "huge sum". It is not only Xiao Su’s "reward" money that can be recovered. Lawyer Zheng Hongtao said that any large-scale consumption without the owner’s approval can not be recognized or ratified by the owner.
Zheng Hongtao also stressed that parents should fulfill their guardianship duties for the money management of minors. For example, large amounts of money, bank card passwords, WeChat payment passwords, etc., try not to give children the opportunity to control.
There are quite a few Xiong Haizi who secretly spent their parents’ hard-earned money.
The reporter found on the Internet that it is not uncommon for minors to secretly reward anchors with their parents’ money.
On April 8, 2016, Xiaolin (a pseudonym), a 12-year-old boy from Fujian Province, stole his mother’s mobile phone to buy expensive virtual items for the anchor in order to please his favorite anchor, and spent nearly 30,000 yuan a month. After verification, the live broadcast platform confirmed that Kobayashi’s account has a corresponding purchase record recently, and the full amount will be refunded.
Coincidentally, from October 7 to November 27, 2016, Xiaoming (a pseudonym), a 14-year-old boy from Lishui, Zhejiang Province, rewarded five game anchors for playing mobile games on his behalf, spending a total of more than 30,000 yuan, until only fifteen cents remained on the savings card. Xiao Ming said that his parents are busy at work and have no time to take care of him at all, so he often can only play alone. "Only games can make me happy."
Experts suggest that parents should create a healthy growth space for their children.
As for this kind of behavior that appears in a large number of minors, the reporter contacted Dai Qun, a professor of psychology at Tianjin Institute of Physical Education.
Dai Qun said that children’s behavior belongs to idolize’s behavior, and there are two reasons for this behavior in the background of the Internet age. First of all, it is the parents’ reasons. If the child lacks the company of his parents or the family atmosphere is not good, the child will have this kind of behavior beyond common sense. Secondly, today’s children are "aborigines" in the internet age, which children can’t get in real life, but can be realized through the internet. online celebrity has an enviable appearance or talent, and can get online celebrity’s caring and attentive and direct interaction by rewarding gifts … … These will bring children a sense of gain and satisfaction, and children can reward so much money without their parents knowing, and parents will inevitably neglect management and care.
Dai Qun told reporters that the most important thing for parents in family education is not guidance or severe criticism, but to create a good family atmosphere and take practical actions to care for their children. Dai Qun said that everyone can’t be born without human relationships. Parents’ relationships, friends’ relationships, classmates’ relationships, etc. are all indispensable in the process of life growth. As parents, they should take appropriate care of their children according to the actual situation of their children, and they should not be too strict or relaxed in the past to create a healthy growth space for their children.