Attention if you have a social security card, these situations may make you

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Trick 1: Send a text message to ask for a callback

The scammer sends fraudulent text messages in the name of receiving social security subsidies, tempting insured persons to call the so-called "social security subsidy" After interpreting a series of "social security policies", the scammer deceived the personal identity information and bank card information of the insured persons to commit fraud.

Precautionary tips: Do not click on or call unknown links and phone calls in text messages. Anyone who receives such "good news" can call the service hotline 12333 at any time to verify, or you can go to the nearest social security service center to ask on-site.

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Fraud 2: Notifying you that your social security account has been frozen

Requesting personal information on the pretext that the social security card (medical insurance card) has been frozen for arrears and other related content to induce insured persons to use automatic teller machines to transfer and remit money to commit fraud.

Precautionary tips: Renewal of premiums can only be done through the official window, or the premiums can be deposited into the insured's own bank account, and then the bank can be entrusted with automatic withholding and payment.

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Trick 3: Using "preferential policies" as bait

Scammers pretend to be staff of social security institutions, using the name of "preferential" insurance policies. They deceived insured persons over the phone to apply for preferential social security cards, and committed fraud in the name of going to the bank to transfer funds to apply for social security cards.

Precautionary Tips: To apply for a social security card, you need to bring relevant materials to the social security agency. The social security department will not process social security cards over the phone.

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Fraud 4: Forging false documents

Scammers use the name of the social security agency to forge false documents and issue them to insured units and individuals, using social security funds When the account is changed to a new name, insured units and individuals are required to pay social security fees in advance.

Police Tips

The new version of the social security card also has banking and financial functions. Citizens should increase their security awareness and do not lend it to others at will; when receiving voice calls or text messages about social security cards, they must not disclose their personal information. Personal account information and identity information, let alone transfers and remittances according to their prompts.