Recently, a woman in Hubei, China, clicked on a pop-up "check-in bonus" while trying to connect to free Wi-Fi at a breakfast shop. Afterwards, her bank card was charged three insurance premiums totaling over 850 yuan. She stated that she did not receive a verification code via SMS before the charges were made and was unaware that she had purchased insurance.
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Recently, a woman in Hubei, China, clicked on a pop-up "check-in bonus" while trying to connect to free Wi-Fi at a breakfast shop. Afterwards, her bank card was charged three insurance premiums totaling over 850 yuan. She stated that she did not receive a verification code via SMS before the charges were made and was unaware that she had purchased insurance.