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China Post Xiaojin summarizes the common types of scam messages for you

In daily life, you often receive all kinds of scam messages, and you fall into the trap carefully designed by scammers. So what are the common types of scam messages? China Post Consumer Finance Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "China Post Consumer Finance Co., Ltd.") summed up several types of fraudulent short messages that we frequently encounter in our daily life as follows:

Like to brush a single category. The fraudsters post part-time advertising messages to the victims, claiming that "you can make money by moving your fingers without leaving home", so that the victims can add WeChat or join a "part-time group" and use the psychological characteristics of the victims to commit fraud accurately.

give gifts when winning the prize. In the name of winning the prize, the fraudster sends a message to the victim to inform him of winning the prize. Once the victim believes that he has contacted him, the fraudster will ask the victim to remit money to the designated account on the pretext of paying "production fee", "membership fee", "notarization fee" and "handling fee".

impersonate the landlord and ask for remittance. For example, "Hello, I'm the landlord. Please change the number to this one, and deposit it. In addition, please call the rent on my wife's card, the card number is 62XXXXXX! "All text messages sent by such strangers should be vigilant, and the payee you don't know must not remit money easily.

impersonate a lawyer. For example, "Hello, if you have relatives and friends serving sentences in prison, I can find someone to unblock the relationship, but it needs to be settled first". Note: this kind of "fishing for people" is illegal in itself, and scammers use people's luck to commit fraud.

impersonating a bank. Criminals use the name of the bank to send fraudulent short messages to bank customers, and trick customers into clicking on phishing links containing Trojan virus on the grounds of "invalid mobile phone archive information" and "frozen bank card". Once customers click on the links and fill in personal information, account funds will be stolen.

posing as a social security center. The fraudster sent a short message pretending to be a national social security agency, claiming that the victim's social security account was not uploaded for electronic review, and asked the victim to open the link address within a time limit and sign it in time. If it is out of date, it will be suspended, and a link to the relevant phishing website will be attached, thus defrauding money.

impersonate the industrial and commercial department. This kind of fraudulent short messages are often aimed at "new enterprises" that have just applied for business licenses. Most of the short messages pretend to be local industrial and commercial departments, fabricate various reasons to claim that the victim's business license is abnormal, and send phishing websites to trick the victims into clicking.

Reminder of China Post: Don't click on the above short message at will. The link in the short message may contain Trojan virus, which will automatically gain the mobile phone authority, thus stealing your personal information and bank card funds. At the same time, don't add strange friends at will. Please pay more attention to online transfer. If you really need to handle related business, please do it through the formal platform.