What's the matter with China mobile short message telecommunication network fraud?

In fact, it is a fraudster who uses pseudo base stations and rebranding software to send fraudulent short messages. The webpage linked in the SMS is not the official website of China Mobile, but a Trojan link made by fraudsters.

After consulting the human resource customer service, I found that the content of the short message was not sent by the mobile official, but a trick of someone pretending to be a China mobile number to cheat money. The mobile side said that many reports of similar situations have been received recently, but there is no way to deal with them at present, so the owner has to take precautions himself.

Because the information sent by pseudo base stations pretending to be customer service numbers is very confusing, when you receive any promotional short messages containing web links and phone numbers, you must not easily click on the links or dial strange numbers. You should call the official number of China Mobile or confirm it through the official customer service website.