Chinanews.com, March 30. According to Malaysia's "Se Hua Daily", a man in his 20s in Sibu, Malaysia received a call from a man claiming to be an employee of the Income Tax Bureau, saying that he owes income tax and has not paid it back.
The man then gave his important personal information to the other party, and as a result, the money in the bank account was almost empty, leaving only tens of ringgits.
It is reported that after receiving the call, the Chinese man said that he did not owe money, and then the other party said that someone might use his name fraudulently, so he helped him connect the phone line to the so-called police station. Connect with National Bank.
After that, the other party asked him for information, including important information on bank account numbers.
In the end, the man found that the bank account under his name was over 10,000 ringgit and he did not know when the deposit was transferred, leaving only tens of ringgit. At this time, he realized that he had been deceived and called the police for help.