Recently, some unscrupulous people have used people's attention to the epidemic to defraud, so be careful!
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"Epidemic Investigation" Fraud
Fraudsters pretend to be staff of the "epidemic prevention and control center" or "health and health commission", falsely claim to conduct online investigations, and ask the victim to provide corresponding information such as contact information, ID number and verification code, thereby stealing the victim's bank card internal funds.
Anti-fraud reminder:
Fraudsters will make full use of the required measures for epidemic prevention, and they will make it clear that it will make it difficult for the public to react to whether the investigation is really working.
When encountering an inspection, keep your eyes open, stay calm, don't panic, and respond rationally.
The investigation team will not collect sensitive information such as your bank card number, online banking account password, etc. Please pay attention to screening and beware of fraud.
2
Abnormal flow fraud
The liar pretended to be an epidemic prevention staff and required the parties to go to a certain location for nucleic acid testing within a certain period of time, otherwise they would bear certain legal liabilities.
In this way, the victim's psychological defense line can be easily broken.
Then the scammer will take the initiative to transfer the phone to the "public security bureau" and ask the parties to enter important information such as personal ID card, bank card number, password, etc. according to the prompts, and defraud money on the grounds of checking funds and cleaning suspicion.
Anti-fraud reminder:
The public security organs will not handle the case online, nor will they have money transactions with the persons involved. Those who request to check the funds for reasons such as abduction, economic crimes, illegal withdrawal of social security, and obstruction of epidemic prevention and control are all frauds. Be vigilant and don't be gullible.
3
Fake "Close Information" Fraud
Fraudsters pretended to be staff of the Epidemic Prevention Center, and on the grounds that the victim was a "close contact", they sent the victim a phishing link pretending to be a "self-inspection program", asking the victim to fill in sensitive information such as personal information and payment password, thereby stealing Victim's personal property.
Anti-fraud reminder:
Do not click on unknown links!
If you receive a relevant text message, you can first screen it yourself in the "Self-inspection of Peer Close Contact Personnel" applet launched by the National Health and Health Commission.
4
"Nucleic acid result query group" scam
Fraudsters buy accounts in bulk through account merchants, pretend to be "vaccination census investigators" or "return interviewers", add friends in the name of community workers, and then pull victims into groups.
The group publishes illegal and illegal information such as swiping and gambling, and is eventually tempted to do tasks to get rebates and fall into swiping fraud.
Anti-fraud reminder:
It is illegal to swipe the bill, and you should be vigilant and not take chances.
In addition, scammers often add friends through mobile phone numbers, so we must pay attention to protecting personal information.
5
"Rapid Nucleic Acid Test Results"
In the chat group, messages such as "quick release of nucleic acid test results", "expedited as soon as half an hour", and "nucleic acid test can be done at home", which can be done by paying extra, are all tricks to cheat money.
Anti-fraud reminder:
Nucleic acid results must be tested in qualified hospitals, professional medical institutions or third-party testing institutions certified by the health department!
Don't believe in false information on the Internet and so-called "private channels".
This may not only affect their normal travel, but also more likely to fall into the scam of illegal money-making.
6
"Receive Home Isolation Allowance" Scam
Fraudsters pretended to be the company's personnel, finance department or sent mass emails to the company's employees through mailboxes, saying that wage subsidies are now paid according to national policies, and they need to scan the code to register and receive them in time, and divert the victims to the "phishing website", where the victim fills in the "phishing website". After entering the bank card number, bank card password, verification code and other information, the victim's bank card is stolen.
Anti-fraud reminder:
The government and functional departments will not contact you through emails, phone calls or text messages, and will not ask you to provide your personal or bank details. Be wary of those who contact you proactively, and call the official phone for verification.
Do not click on links in emails or text messages related to financial subsidies (i.e. phishing sites), and do not provide your personal information!
The editor reminds everyone to pay attention to screening and beware of being deceived