wwwccbkmcnI received a text message from China Construction Bank today, saying that I have 10,000 points and a 10% redemption rate. Is this true?

This text message that points can be exchanged for 10 cash is a fraudulent text message sent illegally through fake base stations. After clicking on it, it is a phishing website. After entering the phishing website, you will need to enter the card number, expiration date, and security code (on the back of the credit card) The last 3 digits of the signature field), dynamic verification codes, etc. Many people have been deceived and their cards have been stolen.

If the poster does not enter any information on this website, then the card is safe for the time being, but it is not sure whether there will be Trojan horse programs or the like. For safety reasons, it is best to call CCB’s customer service hotline for feedback. Customer service will give you a certain solution.

Here is another popular science. For text messages sent by banks with dynamic verification codes, be sure to read them carefully. The bank will write clearly the purpose of the transaction and whether it involves the amount of the specific transaction (purpose: usually it will write consumption/pre-authorization) ), if a specific amount is involved, then the money must be transferred from the card. Do not hold on to the illusion that you will receive the money, and do not disclose it. If someone asks you for this dynamic verification code, you must be wary. It is very likely that you have fallen into the trap of a scammer. Therefore, you must stop and do not enter/inform casually. Come back and call the bank customer service hotline for consultation. (The official service hotline is on the back of the card).