Gave JD.COM customer service verification code to remedy.

I received a phone call claiming to be after-sales in JD.COM, saying that the formaldehyde in the shoes I bought exceeded the standard, and then sent me a JD.COM verification code (JD.COM SMS number is 95390855003), saying that if I verified the buyer's information and then reported it to me, I would make it clear to him ... I received a phone call claiming to be after-sales in JD.COM, saying that the formaldehyde in the shoes I bought exceeded the standard, and then sent me an JD.COM verification code (JD.COM SMS number is 95390). 855003) said that if I verified the buyer's information and reported it to me, it was exactly the same as online, so I told him, and then asked me to open JD.COM to see if the compensation had arrived. I said it hasn't arrived yet, and then I said that my small white credit hasn't arrived at 1 10, so I can only authorize to forcibly pull it to 1 10 to open gold bars. Then I immediately realized that I was a liar and hung up the phone. In this way, I gave a verification code at the beginning and said nothing else. I am afraid that I will use your information to make an online loan. I hope professionals can answer. You must have met a liar.

SMS will remind you that it is forbidden to provide verification code information to strangers, and no customer service staff will ask customers for verification code. I suggest you contact JD.COM Customer Service as soon as possible and explain the situation in detail. It is never too late to mend.

_ Follow-up: Then only use my verification code to make online loans.

_ Answer: A simple verification code can't do anything. If the other party still knows your identity information and ID number, you need to pay attention.

_ Follow-up: I only said that my personal information about shopping in JD.COM was leaked, and my name, phone number and address were all known. My ID number should not be revealed, and I didn't reveal it myself.

Hello! Generally, the verification code is sent to your mobile phone. If it has been leaked, the transaction may have already taken place. You can get the verification code again (the previous verification code will be invalid, mainly depending on whether the sent verification code is the same as the previous one); Secondly, you cancel the order, terminate the transaction, or contact customer service.