Ms. Yao lives in Xianyang city and has always wanted to buy her father an electric tricycle. On August 1, she searched "Xianyang second-hand electric vehicle" on the Internet with her mobile phone and found that a seller surnamed Li sold a 90% new electric tricycle, "it looks good, the online price is 1200 yuan, and the price is also very appropriate". She gets in touch with the other party according to the phone number left by the other party. On the phone, the other party expressed the hope that Ms. Yao would come to see the car for two people. "The seller said his car was a black car. He asked us to wait in the Bank alone and another person to see the car. When we got on the car, we called the person in the Bank and transferred money to him."

  Ms. Yao and her father met a man selling tricycles at the gate of a bank near Xianyang south bus station. "After a few words, he told me to stay where I was and let my father go to see the car with him." Ms. Yao said she watched her father and each other enter a path across the road. It didn't take long for her father's cell phone to call her, and the call surprised her in a cold sweat.

  "Your father was kidnapped by us. You remit 2800 yuan, or you'll be welcome." Ms. Yao said that the other party threatened herself not to play tricks on the phone. In addition, she also heard her father being beaten and pleading bitterly. Ms. Yao had only 1000 yuan on her card to buy a car. Worried about her father's accident, she had to ask her family to transfer some more money to her. Then, under the instructions of the other party, she transferred 2800 yuan to the other party's card.

  "The man said, I can see my father after turning it off for five minutes." Ms. Yao said she did. Then, when she got across the road, she saw her father standing on the roadside waiting. "My father was safe and sound, and there was no sign of being beaten. When I asked him, I knew I had been cheated." Ms. Yao said. It turned out that on the way his father followed the other party to see the car, the other party left his father's phone, "he told my father that he would go to the cart and let my father wait here." Ms. Yao said that her father also wondered why he didn't see each other again after waiting for a long time.

  Afterwards, Ms. Yao analyzed that the man selling tricycles was estimated to be a liar. After leaving her father's phone number, she used the number change software to call her with her father's number, and then played a beating voice. She was in a hurry and fell for it. Subsequently, Ms. Yao reported the case to the public security organ under her jurisdiction. The police believe that this is likely to be a scam and are actively investigating the case.