Is the message at the beginning of 1069 a fraud message?

The short message at the beginning of 1069 is untrue.

In recent years, many China citizens often receive short messages starting with 1068 and 1069, including fraudulent short messages and debt collection short messages sent by "unidentified" people, and it seems that no one can figure out who these short messages are.

Especially in recent years, many people have received debt collection messages starting with 1068 and 1069. What's more, many people have received extremely dirty information, and even many people have been receiving threatening information even though they are clearly not in debt. Surprisingly, when the victims received these messages, they could not find the numbers of these messages using the Internet platform.

The short messages starting with 1068 and 1069 were originally used by enterprises to do network marketing, but I don't know whether the operators are lax in supervision or there is no supervision at all. Now they have simply become "criminal tools" used by "unidentified" criminals to commit telecom fraud and threats. It can even be said that telecom fraud cases are on the rise.1068,65438.

The secret of SMS fraud:

1. Establish a base station scammer to impersonate someone else's phone number and forcibly send fraudulent short messages to users' mobile phones within the signal range of the base station.

2. After stealing the URL link in the information login SMS, the user will be asked to enter the bank card number, login password, ID number and other information, and the scammer will steal this information in the background of the phishing website.

3. Online payment scammers enter third-party payment platforms such as Alipay and enter stolen account numbers, passwords and other information.

4. Cheat the verification code. When the scammer logs in to the online banking, the banking system will send the payment verification code to the mobile phone user, and the scammer will cheat the verification code for various reasons.

5. Once the customer who transferred the money leaked the verification code, the swindler completed the login of online banking and could transfer the user's deposit at will.