How did the police deal with the woman who spent 50 thousand yuan to study the "magical psychic course" in Nanjing?

Some young people are keen on magic courses such as psychic divination and even mind reading, and are influenced by some drama works and novels to some extent, but is there such a thing in real life? Master? Yes, Miss Wang from Nanjing spent more than 50,000 yuan to attend the magic course. She felt cheated and was very angry. She called the police. The dullness and high pressure in real life make many people project their emotions into some fictional dramas and stories, while the time-honored magic such as divination and channeling does not seem to be completely virtual, and some variety shows abroad will exaggerate these? A spell? The actual effect makes people really feel that they will have spiritual communication with dead people or animals. Imagination is beautiful, but fiction will not be true after all.

This magic course in the official WeChat account is also suspected of fraud, and there are illegal contents in the contract with customers. Feudal superstition itself is illegal. Miss Wang turned to the Nanjing Internet Office for help, which has involved criminal violations. After communicating with the relevant industrial and commercial departments, Miss Wang discovered that in fact, such incidents should have involved illegal acts and criminal offences, and it is necessary to seek help from the Internet Information Office or the public security department. When the reporter visited the actual office of the magic course, he asked the staff about the effect of the related course.

The staff member is frank and there is no possibility of fraud in such incidents. Consumers who are willing to sign up for such courses actually believe those illusory things, and these so-called online course clocks also show that channeling is not 100% effective. Some people can see it, and some people can't. On the other hand, when consumers realize that they have been cheated, they are actually a bit dumb to eat Rhizoma Coptidis, because the relevant course leaders seem to have warned them before.

But since consumers have paid for the course, you mean that both parties have signed a contract, but it is illegal to spread the contents of the feudal superstition course itself.

The network information office will also conduct in-depth follow-up on this matter. No matter on the search engine or on a commercial website, you can find all kinds of so-called magic courses and websites selling magic props, among which the high profits and the large number of sales are staggering. Consumers should avoid letting themselves fall into such a scam. The magic course that Miss Wang bought cost more than 4,000 yuan in just three classes. In order to realize their skills, many auxiliary props must be purchased on the official account of WeChat, and a bottle of so-called holy water costs 498 yuan. Maybe after waking up, Miss Wang will find that she was really possessed.

Such brainwashing magic courses also control people's minds to some extent. Of course, most consumers are more rational and sober, and when they wake up, they will find that this is a naked scam.