The villagers who were given cups said: three young people drove their vans to the village and said that there were still some gifts left to promote the products. They didn't want to pull them back. The villagers took a copy of their ID card and household register to get a glass cup. "Home appliances to the countryside all know, thinking is not the same thing." Lao Chen still heard the "good" news from his neighbors. Because he heard that there were not many gifts, he quickly took out his certificate and took it to copy. He also copied his wife's certificate, but the other party said that one family could only get it once.
The reporter saw that the cup Lao Chen took was common in supermarkets, and the workmanship was fair. The market price was 45 yuan.
"They say that they can get loans and mobile phones with those copies. That would be a lot of trouble. " More than 20 people in the village changed their gifts, and they didn't have any contact information. When they regretted, they couldn't find anyone. "I just want to change it back." Mr. Chen had some helplessness. Villagers in several nearby villages also had the same experience. Someone called the police, but they failed to settle the case because they were not damaged. Police warned that identity information should not be easily leaked to strangers.