With the rapid development of the Internet, telecom fraud cases occur frequently, and the fraud methods are full of tricks and are difficult to prevent.
In order to improve everyone's "anti-fraud and anti-fraud" security awareness, please read and study the following related content carefully, keep your eyes open in life, and improve your awareness of prevention and self-protection!
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What is Telecom Fraud?
Telecom fraud refers to the criminal behavior of criminals fabricating false information, setting up scams, and carrying out remote and non-contact fraud on victims through telephone, Internet and text messages, so as to induce victims to make money or transfer money to criminals. Telecom fraud methods are being renovated at a rapid pace. Sometimes a new scam can arise in a month or two, and it is difficult to prevent it.
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What is cyber scam?
Internet fraud refers to the use of the Internet to defraud a relatively large amount of public or private property by fabricating facts or concealing the truth for the purpose of illegal possession.
1. Anyone who uses the banner of "online part-time job" and uses the rebate commission as a bait to ask you to do tasks in the form of brushing orders.
2. Anyone who uses the banner of "zero threshold", "no collateral", "same-day loan", etc., to request advance transfer and remittance or ask for bank card password and mobile phone verification code on the grounds of prepaid handling fee, prepaid deposit, and increased bank flow records.
3. Anyone who claims to be a public security organ or a medical insurance bureau or other department, on the grounds that he is suspected of serious violations and crimes and needs to be kept confidential, asks for bank card information, passwords, and verification codes for "fund clearing" or asks you to directly transfer money to the so-called "safe account".
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Four "No's"
1. Don't be gullible. Be calm, don't be tempted by petty profits, think more, discuss more, and don't trust strangers.
2. No leaks. Do not disclose personal identity information, payment passwords, verification passwords, and financial information are strictly kept.
3. Do not send money. Strangers mention that transfers, remittances must be verified.
4. Don't swipe orders. Do not participate in anything related to "swiping". Don't have the mentality of "greedy for cheap", "getting rich overnight", and "pie in the sky".
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Six "Uniforms"
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Eight "Whatever Is"
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How to Prevent Telecom Fraud?
1. Download the National Anti-Fraud APP
Take the initiative to download and register the "National Anti-Fraud Center" APP to prevent being deceived from the source. In case of suspicious circumstances, please report to the police in time.
2. Don't believe false information
For friends who ask you to borrow money online, be sure to call to verify their identity. Online shopping is carried out on the official platform, and if there is a problem, try not to leave the platform to communicate.
3. Do not disclose personal information indisclosely
Scammers will use thousands of methods to steal your information, so be sure to pay attention to your information security! When communicating with strangers, don't give out personal information casually, and don't fill out questionnaires casually.
4. Be wary of overly enthusiastic strangers
When strangers are overly enthusiastic about you, you should be vigilant and do not leave items easily to avoid being deceived
Reprinted in @Impression Shanghe