What's the matter with calling me from the police station?

There are two situations, one is to remind you to prevent being deceived, the other may be a scam call pretending to be a police station, so be vigilant.

1. The first possibility is that the police station has detected that you are at risk of being defrauded and frequently receives fraud calls, so it will remind you that the other party is a scammer and do not transfer money to reduce or prevent your losses.

Second, the second possibility is that people pretending to be from the police station will call you and ask you to transfer money or provide your address and they will come to your door. If this happens, call the police directly. A real police station will not contact you personally using a private phone number, and they will not ask you to assist in an investigation.

How to prevent telecommunications network fraud:

1. Don’t be greedy for advantages

There will be no pie in the sky. Do not believe any "good" information on phone calls or text messages from strangers involving lottery winnings, tax refunds, low-price shopping, etc. Without greed in your heart, criminals will have no opportunity to take advantage of them.

2. Don’t be afraid of intimidation

When you encounter threats from strangers in public, prosecutorial or legal status, don’t be afraid. If you are upright, you are not afraid of slanting shadows. Don’t believe it; even if you have violated disciplines” Don’t believe anyone who behaves “out of line”. Investigation and handling must be carried out by relevant local departments in accordance with laws and regulations.

3. Do not open links in text messages easily, and install mobile software in links with caution.

4. Grasp the key links

The key to preventing telecom network fraud is not to disclose account passwords to anyone and to control transfers and remittances.

In case of fraud, install the anti-fraud app and report it immediately.