Host | #XuJiaXin
👤 Guest | # LIN,SHU-LI (Assistant Professor, Department of Crime Prevention, Ming Chuan University)
🚨 “Being underage doesn’t mean you’re exempt!” Teens fall prey to scams, and guardians may also be held liable.
👉 Q1 2015 statistics show a sharp increase in victims under the age of 24!
The top five campus scams: online shopping, fake investments, fake dating and investment, fake dating and marriage proposals, and fake sellers scamming sellers.
Why are teenagers particularly susceptible to scams?
Professor Lin Shu-li pointed out:
> “Post-pandemic online social networking has prevented children from seeing the victims and the consequences.”
💡 Three tips for parents to prevent fraud:
1️⃣ Observe unusual cash flows and social interactions
2️⃣ Report to the school and the Youth Guidance Committee as soon as possible
3️⃣ If you’re already involved, seek legal help immediately to avoid dragging your property down with you
🏠 From a small deposit to having your house taken away: Decoding the three red flags of real estate fraud
1️⃣ Asking you to sign a “confidentiality agreement” → Make sure to have it reviewed by a lawyer or land surveyor
2️⃣ Only accepting “cash withdrawals” → Legitimate organizations will keep transfer records
3️⃣ Celebrities and officials “guaranteeing multiples of profit” → 90% of them are fake AI accounts
🧾 Self-protection checklist:
✔ Have all documents reviewed by a third party
✔ Only use “official accounts” for transactions
✔ Check official rosters and call back
✔ Keep evidence, audio recordings, and conversation records throughout the process.
⚖️ Can the judiciary hold up? Fraud isn’t a public security issue; it’s a societal imbalance.
💬 Xu Jiaxin asked bluntly, “Professor, is this a failure of the judiciary?”
Professor LIN,SHU-LI of the Department of Criminal Justice at Ming Chuan University responded:
> “The judiciary isn’t bad, it’s just too slow and too isolated.”
Three major reform directions:
1️⃣ Speeding up: Shortening trial and execution times
2️⃣ Integration: Cross-departmental collaboration between police, education, and finance
3️⃣ Penetration: Synchronizing fraud prevention education in communities and schools
📅 Broadcast Time | 2025.10.17 (Friday) 6:00 PM–7:00 PM
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