10658999 What's the matter with redeeming points without texting?

SMS fraud refers to the act of using SMS to defraud money or finance. With the improvement of people's cognitive level, the language and content in short messages are changing with each passing day. Even the words "Notary Office Notice" appeared. And these are just the tip of the iceberg of fraudulent text messages.

Case:

On the morning of May 29th, Mr. Fu received a short message "10086", saying that "your points can be exchanged for 32 1.25 yuan cash! If it expires on the same day, please log in to the mobile phone mall immediately and follow the prompts to collect it. " There is also a website attached to the text message.

Mr. Fu confirmed that the source of the message was indeed "10086", so he clicked on the mobile phone to enter the "Mobile Mall" and filled in the information such as mobile phone number, bank card number, password and ID number as prompted. But the exchange was not successful.

Some people suspect that he logged into China and moved to official website through a computer. During this process, Mr. Fu's mobile phone also received the random password of the website from official website system, and the source was also "10086". This short message is juxtaposed with the short message of "cash for points", next to it, dispelling Mr. Fu's doubts.

Later, Mr. Fu did not continue to redeem points because he was in a hurry. When he called 10086 that night to ask about it, the customer service staff told him: "That's the information sent by the pseudo base station. China Mobile did not exchange points for cash. "

Fortunately, Mr. Fu didn't lose the money in his bank card. "It may be that there was not much balance in the card at that time", but the disclosure of personal information worried Mr. Fu.