I received the message of remittance, but I didn't receive the money in my account. What happened?

Under normal circumstances, the message of SMS arrival and the arrival of funds are together. Don't worry when you encounter such a problem.

1, contact your bank card customer service. The customer service number is on the back of the bank card.

Try to explain your problem and wait for customer service to help you solve it.

Don't trust strangers' phone calls, and strengthen anti-fraud awareness.

Common SMS fraud methods:

1, pretending to be operator points to exchange phone bills.

This kind of short message is usually sent by pseudo base station. The content of short messages usually points to phishing websites, and you will be asked to enter the relevant information of bank cards. Finally, you may be asked to download a "client" Trojan software. Trojan is used to intercept short messages and forward them to a number or upload address books and short messages to a mailbox.

2. Pretend to be the official SMS of the bank, reactivate the network shield and redeem points.

This short message is also sent by a pseudo base station, and there is also a link to this phishing website in the short message. The purpose is the same as the first one, so that people can input bank card information or download a Trojan software.

3. Pretend to be friends and send party photos, materials, contracts, etc. Let me examine you.

This kind of link usually has your name or starts with an acquaintance's tone, which makes it easier for people to click in.

4. Pretend to be a school teacher, a traffic policeman, or a landlord.

This must be ignored, and you really can't call to confirm before clicking.

Common telephone fraud

Deception 1: pretending to be an acquaintance to borrow money

After dialing the victim's phone number, the criminals tentatively asked "Guess who I am", then induced the victim to sit in the right position, and then borrowed money from the victim on the grounds of "something". There are also scammers who steal QQ and micro-signals from acquaintances and ask victims to help recharge on the grounds that mobile phones are in arrears.

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Deception 2: posing as a public security bureau, procuratorate or court officer.

Liars pretend to be "staff" such as public security bureaus, procuratorates and courts. And inform the victim of money laundering, drug trafficking, economic crimes, etc. And use the victim's eagerness to "clear the relationship and reduce losses" to induce the victim to transfer money to the so-called safe account provided by the liar, so as to achieve the purpose of fraud.

The goddess of this scam has also been recruited. During the filming of 20 14, Tang Wei received a text message and a phone call from the Shanghai Public Security Bureau, saying that there was something wrong with her deposit, and she had to deposit the money in the "police" account to avoid punishment. Tang Wei Remittance 2 10/0,000.

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Trick 3: Pretend to be the operator's customer service phone with a pseudo base station.

Fraudsters send fraudulent short messages disguised as numbers such as 10086 through "pseudo base stations", and trick them into downloading and installing an App with Trojan virus by "exchanging points for cash" to steal accounts, passwords, verification codes, etc., thus stealing funds.