Out of 109 people in a stock trading group, 108 are scammers! An elderly woman almost lost her 100k savings—police expose the 'immersive' scam. A 'guaranteed profit' opportunity with 'new IPOs'? A fake company IPO presentation, a 100-member 'venture capital elite group,' daily 'master classes,' and group members sharing profit screenshots—Aunt Lu from Jing'an District, Shanghai, was pulled into the group by an online acquaintance and firmly believed that investing 100k could yield over 20% returns. She almost transferred her savings to a fake platform. How does the scam work step by step? 1️⃣ Precise targeting: An online user named 'The Wind Rises' lured the elderly into the group with claims of 'making 6 million from stock trading'; 2️⃣ Group actors creating hype: 108 scammers in the group worked together to fake a 'booming' investment atmosphere; 3️⃣ Fake endorsements: The scam team created a fake company IPO presentation, even making it searchable online for 'verification'; 4️⃣ Scripted traps: They used complex terms like 'third-level shareholder operations on new IPOs' to confuse victims. Investigations revealed that the so-called investment app had no financial license, and the only real user in the group was the victim. Beware of 'immersive' investment scams! ✅ Always choose legitimate financial institutions for investments; ✅ Don’t trust 'high-return' projects recommended by strangers online. As the year-end approaches, scams are on the rise. Share this to remind those around you: don’t let lively group chats empty your wallet!