95533 sent a text message saying that the quota had been increased. I leaked the news by phone. What if my brush is stolen?

Many media, even residents' committees, 3 15 parties, banks and mobile companies have repeatedly publicized that such links of exchanging points for cash, handling large credit cards, adjusting quotas and upgrading systems are all fraudulent short messages sent by pseudo base stations. How can the landlord fall into the trap? The safety awareness is really too weak and needs to be strengthened.

And generally speaking, this kind of stolen transaction can only be stolen if you provide the card number, card validity period, security code and even bank dynamic verification code. In this case, it is considered that you are involved in the transaction, and you must bear the loss yourself. Therefore, you should call the police as soon as possible, and the bank will fully assist and hope that the money can be recovered.

Then, I also suggest that you take the initiative to contact the merchants who use the card to see if they can help you freeze the funds.

Finally, you can report this short message to 1232 1 bad short message reporting platform, or you can install security software in your mobile phone and upgrade it regularly, which can effectively intercept phishing websites and prevent problems before they happen.