⚠️When playing with U, the card was frozen. When trying to unfreeze it, the police uncle usually asks three questions. How to answer❓ Let me explain‼️

The first question:
"Do you know that virtual currency trading is illegal and not protected by law?"
You can respond like this: The law does not explicitly state that buying and selling U is illegal; although it is not explicitly protected by law, it does not mean it is illegal.
The second question:
"The funds you received are related to fraud; you must fully refund to unfreeze them."
You can say: According to the regulations, refunds can be negotiated. In some cases, if the ratio is agreed upon with the victim and the other party agrees, it can be resolved without necessarily needing a full refund.
The third question:
"Not unfreezing will affect your other cards, and it may also leave a record and incur penalties."
It's actually not that scary. As long as you cooperate and submit the materials, and eliminate any suspicion, you generally won't be penalized, nor will it affect other cards. Unless you are a level one involved card, which would be jointly controlled by the Ministry of Public Security and the People's Bank, rendering all cards under your name unusable; if it's a level two card, it usually won't affect other cards. Also, card freezing is just freezing, it doesn't count as a criminal record.
In summary, trading U is not an ordinary transaction; it requires due diligence. Regardless of the amount, always verify the counterpart's account information, transaction history, registration status, etc. Let me emphasize again: never accept money from unknown sources! Don't just focus on high profits and trade with unreliable individuals; otherwise, you may end up suffering the consequences.
Have you remembered all these points clearly?