I received a short message today, saying that I have a courier and the delivery address is unclear. Let me call 020897 12253 for consultation.

Liar, definitely a liar. I received it two days ago. I asked her where the post office was. The woman claimed to be from Heping District, Tianjin. Really, Mandarin is not standard. How could it be mainland post? As soon as I heard the accent, I was from Taiwan Province Province, or a Cantonese speaker before. He also told me that there were drugs in the package and asked me to call the public security bureau or the anti-drug brigade. He also said that if he couldn't tell the source of the drugs, he would go to jail. And give me the phone number of the drug squad. I said no, I looked it up on the Internet myself, and then I ignored him. I remember reading reports that there was such a scam before. She told you that the so-called public security bureau called, but when you called, they answered the phone, only changed to another person, and then asked for your bank card number in the name of drug investigation to see if there was any remittance of unknown origin, and finally gained your trust. Besides, there was a sum of money in your card that was unclear, and you asked for the password or something, and finally ran away with it. Next time you encounter such a call, just ignore him and hang up, and tell him that fraud is also jail. It doesn't matter if you tell them your name. They mainly gain the trust of the owner and defraud the bank card number and password. If you don't walk into their trap, your number is useless to them. Besides, since they know your number, they probably know the owner's name. Otherwise, where did their number come from? It may have something to do with the telecommunications sector. Either through the telecommunications sector to buy, or through the network to obtain. So you don't have to worry.