How should I reply to the fraudulent information of borrowing money?

In daily life, criminals always get illegal money through mobile phones. Criminals only use developed networks to cheat by making phone calls, texting and hacking. Especially during the current epidemic, many people play mobile phones at home. Sometimes my qq number or micro-signal is accidentally stolen by others, and then I send some fraudulent information to my friends to borrow money. So how do we reply to these fraudulent information?

First of all, they borrowed money by sending text messages. Is there any money on WeChat in general? It is urgent now. Let me borrow it first. In other words, a friend is injured and needs money to be treated in the hospital. Then send a picture of the injury to make you believe it. Also, they will say that money is tight recently, and many things have happened at home, saying that something serious has happened at home and they need to borrow money from you urgently. These fraudsters always ask you to lend him money and send him money with the words that you need money badly.

When we receive a similar short message about borrowing money, we must first confirm whether it is a friend himself. You can reply to what you said during frequent interactions with your friends and see how to reply. But make sure it's me by calling. If it weren't for me, we wouldn't have to reply, ignore him and inform others. Don't believe that my friend's number was stolen.

Therefore, in daily life, we should protect our account and password from being stolen by criminals, and then cheat our friends to get property losses. This will not be a good result. When we receive fraudulent information about borrowing money, we should be more vigilant and not disclose our own information, such as name, address and ID number. My friend borrowed money from us through WeChat QQ SMS, and we need to answer the phone to confirm that only I can lend it to him. This is not a distrust between friends. This is to make criminals have no chance to protect themselves and their friends' property from undue losses.