Longka credit card bill repayment reminder is not a lie?

As far as I know, this short message should not be a lie. Of course, there may be cases where the landlord has paid back the money, but he still receives this short message. This is caused by the fact that the landlord's money did not arrive when CCB collected and sent customer information. It is suggested that the landlord can use the mobile phone number you reserved in his home to edit the short message "the last four digits of CCYH# card number" and send it to 95533, and will reply you until the short message is sent. This bill is still necessary. In order to confirm whether the repayment has arrived.

In addition, in fraudulent short messages sent by fake banks through pseudo base stations, whether it is to adjust the amount, exchange points for cash, or apply for a card, there is generally an address of a phishing website. After entering the phishing website, you need to enter the card number, expiration date, security code (the last three digits of the signature column on the back of the credit card), dynamic verification code, etc. In particular, this security code and dynamic verification code are the key to the completion of the transaction. Here, banks must be careful when sending short messages with dynamic verification codes. The bank will clearly write down the purpose of the transaction, whether it involves the amount of the specific transaction (purpose: consumption/pre-authorization is generally written), and if it involves the specific amount, it must withdraw money from the card. The landlord must not have the illusion of receiving money, and must not reveal it decisively. Zhang Qi's mind is 120. It is quite possible that he fell into the trap of a liar. So he must stop typing and come to the bank customer service hotline for consultation (the back of the card is the regular service hotline).