Is the bank notification message true?

Some of them are fake. If you receive these "short messages", you must be careful and be vigilant. 1, a short message with a bank card number sent by a stranger. "Your child had an accident and is now in the emergency department of the hospital. Please put the money into the xxxx account as soon as possible. " Some people will still fall for this old trick. No matter how credible the copy is, if it involves money, you must check with the parties. 2. Don't directly reply to the short message asking you to handle business. For businesses that you are unfamiliar with or have not handled, you should call the official customer service phone in time or consult in person in the business hall. 3, let you send a verification code message, don't believe it. Now log in to online banking, online transfer, online shopping and so on. , and widely use SMS verification code. It can be said that the verification code is the last line of defense to protect your account security. Don't tell others the verification code easily. The operator will only tell you the verification code in one direction and will not let you send it to him again. 4. SMS with link needs to be verified with the official customer service. At the same time, some short messages are often accompanied by phishing links. Once the user clicks on the link rashly, the Trojan virus will be automatically installed on the mobile phone, and the personal information in the mobile phone will be at great risk of being stolen.

1. With the constant changes in criminal means of communication fraud, fraudulent means such as rebranding software and pseudo base stations are rampant, which makes many people mistakenly think that it is a text message sent by an official or service provider. So everyone should be very careful. Don't believe it completely when you see that it is issued by the official number, and you will fall into the trap of a liar unconsciously!

2.2065438+In mid-July, 2009, Wang was informed by SMS in Quzhou People's Hospital that his China Bank credit card was blacklisted for overdue repayment. Please contact the Commissioner to cancel it. Subsequently, Wang contacted the Commissioner and told him the so-called Commissioner verification code according to the prompt. Later, he found that the money in his credit card had been transferred and he was cheated.

3. Reminder: When receiving a short message from the bank, it is important to note that the bank staff will not ask the cardholder for sensitive information such as the dynamic verification code and password of the credit card, and do not disclose it. Any request is fraud; If you have any questions about the messages you received, such as 95533 and 95588, I suggest you don't do anything for the time being and consult the bank branch staff as soon as possible. Once the card is found stolen, please call the bank's customer service hotline immediately, freeze the card and call the police to avoid expanding the risk loss.