The coffee shop lost money and set up a series of plans to tempt people to spend more.

The turnover was 100000 yuan a week, and four people were arrested on suspicion of fraud.

■ reporter Wang Wei, correspondent Lin Xin

Fuzhou Evening News Cai opened a coffee shop in Jin'an District, which led to losses due to poor management. He and his accomplices invited a "beautiful woman" wine holder to seduce male netizens to spend more. A few days ago, the Jin'an District Procuratorate arrested Cai and other four people on suspicion of fraud.

Cai's coffee shop has been losing money, and at the end of February this year, he decided to ask the wine concubine to "help", lure male netizens to come into the store to spend, and take the opportunity to sell "high-priced drinks" prepared by drinks and other drinks to make a profit.

Cai employs many people, and a "keyboard player" pretends to be a young woman to chat up strange men through the Internet to get each other's identity, occupation, contact information and other information. The "keyboard player" then sent the above information and the false identity information used this time to the "telegrapher", who sent it to the wine receptionist, who then used her fictional identity to meet male netizens in the name of making friends, one-night stands and so on.

In order to get a high cut, the wine concubine kept ordering high-priced drinks for male netizens to pay for, while coffee shops mixed drinks with drinks, posing as high-priced drinks to sell. In order to further develop with the wine care women, many male netizens even paid without looking at the menu price. There are also male netizens who are aware that they may be cheated, but because there are so many security guards in the coffee shop, they are afraid of having to pay. According to Cai's confession, using this method, there will be a turnover of about 100000 yuan a week. Among them, the profit of "keyboard player" is 35%, that of wine care girl is 30%, that of "trumpeter" is 13%, and that of coffee shop is 22%.

The procurator said that for the purpose of illegal possession, the suspect used fictional identities to tempt male netizens to consume under the guise of "one-night stand" and "making friends", pretending to be high-end wine with cheap wine, and gaining the trust of the victims in a deceptive way to make them deliver money, suspected of fraud.