China Overseas Chinese Network, June 15th, according to Malaysia's "Shi Hua Daily" report, a few days ago, a Chinese woman in Sibu, Malaysia received a fraudulent call, not only gave her credit card and ATM card information to strangers, but also the verification code she received. Going out, it turned out that more than 10,000 ringgits of money had been transferred.
According to reports, the Chinese woman is 57 years old.
After she found out about the situation, although she went to the bank to inquire immediately, it was too late. The 3 payments were transferred to one person's bank account and 2 company accounts in Peninsular Malaysia.
The victim was at home when she received a call from a staff member claiming to be Bank Negara Malaysia who told her there was a problem with her credit card and ATM card.
The other party instructed the woman to provide the information of her credit card and bank card. She gave the information to the other party without any doubt.
Later, the other party told the woman that if she received a text message, she must also send the information to the other party. After she received the verification code, she also gave it to the other party.
Soon after, the woman received the credit card and bank transfer information, and immediately went to the bank to inquire, confirming that there were 3 transfer transactions totaling more than 10,000 ringgit.
At present, the victim has reported the case to the police.