Wanka sent a message about my friend's fraud.

Generally, you must be vigilant when you receive inexplicable text messages. If the text message says that your relatives and friends are involved in fraud, you should contact them first to verify. When you say Wanka, you should mean Jiufu Wanka. You don't usually send messages like this. It's probably a scam message.

How to identify fraudulent short messages?

The first is to confirm the attribution of SMS. Now all smart phones have their own number attribution query function. Through this function, it is not difficult to find that the attribution of fraudulent short messages sent by scammers is mostly overseas.

The second is to confirm the notification unit. The notification unit of the annual report of market operators can only be the competent department, that is, the market supervision and management department.

The third is the way to confirm the annual report of the enterprise. The annual report of the enterprise is from June 30th every year 1 to 1. During this period, all kinds of market entities can declare independently through the internet, and the market supervision department does not charge any fees, and does not require market entities to log in and authenticate through SMS links.

The fourth is to confirm the purpose of SMS. The short messages sent by relevant departments are mostly for the purpose of informing specific affairs, generally without links, and do not require personal information such as bank card numbers.

The fifth is to confirm the punishment measures. If all kinds of market entities fail to complete the normal annual report, they will be included in the business exception list and jointly punished for dishonesty. The market supervision bureau will not take measures to suspend business or impose fines.

Although fraudulent short messages are often full of loopholes, they try their best to deceive the people because they have grasped the psychology that their interests are damaged. If you receive a related message with a web link, remember not to blindly click on the link to operate.