How to prevent telecommunications fraud?

Telecom fraud is when criminals fabricate false information and set up scams through phone calls, the Internet, and text messages to conduct remote, non-contact fraud on victims, and induce victims to make payments or transfers to criminals. criminal behavior. At present, the victims of telecommunications network fraud mainly include four categories: college students, migrant workers in cities, the elderly and people in rural areas. To prevent telecommunications fraud, we must implement "three no's and one no":

1. Do not be gullible. Don’t trust phone calls and text messages from unknown sources. No matter what sweet talk or rhetoric the criminals use, don’t believe them easily. You must hang up the phone immediately and do not reply to the text messages, so as not to give the criminals an opportunity to lay further traps.

2. Not disclosed. Strengthen your psychological defense and do not be tempted by criminals or illegal text messages just for small profits. No matter what the circumstances, do not disclose your and your family’s identity information, deposits, bank cards, etc. to the other party. If you have any questions, you can call 110 for help, or check with relatives, friends, or colleagues.

3. No transfer. Learn to understand the common sense of bank cards, ensure the safety of the funds in your bank cards, and never remit or transfer money to strangers; unit financial personnel and people who often have financial transactions should double-check the other party's account before remittances or transfers, and do not let them The criminals succeeded.

4. Report the case in time. If you are deceived or hear that a relative or friend has been deceived, please report the case to the public security agency immediately. You can dial 110 directly and provide the scammer’s account number, contact number and other details so that the public security agency can investigate and solve the case.