There is a lot of fraud. The lucky customer who received a text message about where his father was going filled in his ID number and bank card number, saying that he would pay the money, or he would s

There is a lot of fraud. The lucky customer who received a text message about where his father was going filled in his ID number and bank card number, saying that he would pay the money, or he would sue for compensation. Must be a liar. Last year, my colleague also received such a short message, telling her that it was a lie. She insisted on trying, saying that if it was true, she would pay the money after filling it out, or call the police if she didn't. Then we all asked her to tell the man that you don't have to report it, we will report it for you. Sue you for fraud. She didn't dare, and then ignored the man, just like that. . . I think you should tell him directly and let him report it, but he won't report it to you. What are you afraid of? You didn't take his money and didn't get any benefits. What are you afraid of?