Before I got my business license, I called several times to ask if I wanted to do purchasing. Where did they get the information?

These callers may get your information in the following ways:

1. Public information channels: such as obtaining your information through social media, recruitment websites, business platforms and other public channels.

2. Third-party data providers: Some third-party data providers may sell customer information to other companies or individuals, and these companies or individuals may use this information for telemarketing or other forms of promotion.

3. Internal disclosure: Your employees or government employees who have handled your business license application before may disclose your information to these callers.

In either case, the abuse of your personal information may bring you unnecessary trouble and trouble. If you suspect that your personal information has been leaked, we suggest the following measures:

1. Protect personal information: ensure the safety of your personal information in public places or online platforms, and try to avoid publishing personal information on publicly accessible platforms.

2. Pay attention to answering the phone: If you receive a similar telemarketing, don't trust the information provided by the other party easily, and try to avoid revealing personal sensitive information on the phone.

3. Contact relevant departments: If you suspect that your personal information has been leaked, you can contact relevant departments or institutions, such as industrial and commercial departments and public security organs, to reflect your own situation and seek help.

4. Legal rights protection: If you find that your personal information has been abused and caused losses, you can consider protecting your rights and interests through legal channels.