What are some tips for preventing fraud?

Tips to prevent fraud include:

1. Prevent bank card fraud

Some scammers often disguise themselves as school administrators, teachers and students of the school, or encounter misfortune In order to defraud students' trust or sympathy and ask for money; or on the pretext of accidents or urgent need to receive remittances, they borrow students' mobile phones, bankbooks, and credit cards and ask for their passwords to achieve the purpose of defrauding money.

2. "Borrowing" mobile phones

Whether you are on campus or off campus, when you meet a stranger or unfamiliar person who asks you to borrow a mobile phone, you should politely refuse; If something happens, you can help call the police to prevent someone from "borrowing" a mobile phone for the purpose of theft or fraud and then sneaking away with excuses.

3. Be wary of mobile phone text message scams

Some scammers send text messages to students’ mobile phones to defraud students on the pretext of winning prizes or telling them that they have made large purchases in a supermarket or shopping mall. Cash or bank account number, password.

4. Be wary of defrauding parents of students

Scammers often pretend to be school teachers or classmates to call or send text messages to parents of out-of-town students, falsely claiming that students at school are seriously ill or have had accidents. Parents are anxious to defraud money. Once such an incident occurs, parents of students should contact the school immediately.

5. Reject illegal sales in dormitories

The school does not allow anyone to engage in commercial sales and other activities in the teaching building and dormitory building at any time. Any sales made in the above places are illegal. Activities that violate school regulations. The products promoted are generally defective and fake, and should not be deceived for small gains.

6. Don’t take advantage of small things

Some people outside the school lie about store closures, inventory disposal, family difficulties, etc., to defraud students’ trust and take the opportunity to sell fake and shoddy goods; or impose Small profits are used to lure students out of their money.

7. Beware of various agency and agency frauds

To purchase tickets, you must go to the station or agency sales point to buy them. Do not believe in small advertisements similar to ticket booking. To apply for bank cards and other services, you must go to a bank. Do not trust the agency services provided by some illegal persons pretending to be personnel from financial institutions.