What are the methods of telecommunications fraud?

Friendly reminder from the Baidu Anti-Fraud Alliance team:

The Anti-Fraud Alliance has long been committed to online anti-fraud activities. According to most of the cases we have experienced, the following situations are all low-level. Scams, without exception, please spread the word among netizens, don’t be fooled, and don’t take any chances:

1. All mobile phone text messages, emails, Weibo, WeChat and various pop-up messages on web pages Prize-winning information from Tencent, Taobao, and lucky draws named after famous TV shows are all scams! Don’t believe any threats from scammers, let alone low-level tricks by scammers to sue you in court!

2. All scratch cards, winning cards, warehouse receipts, hundreds of thousands or famous brand cars picked up on the roadside or other public places are all scams! These companies and lottery winnings are completely false and a scam!

3. All phone calls will notify you of winning prizes, redeem points, and pay on delivery. You only need to pay 299, 398, 498 handling fees, and you can get famous brand computers, the latest high-end mobile phones, and L'Oreal cosmetics, all of which are scam! Just because you pay cash on delivery does not mean you can inspect the goods and pay, because any courier company has no rules that can inspect the goods first before paying. After payment, it has nothing to do with the courier company to check whether the goods are garbage or empty!

4. All automatic voice call prompts received claiming to be from courts, public security, telecommunications, electric power companies, social security centers, tax bureaus, post offices, etc., claiming to have subpoenas, packages, arrears, bank cards, etc. Suspected of crimes, problems with social security, and tax rebates for house and car purchases, they are all scams! Netizens please especially remind the elderly around you and relatives and friends who don’t go out much to avoid being fooled!

5. If you receive a winning letter from internationally renowned companies such as Samsung and Sony, scratch out the winning lottery ticket with the official seal of the notary office and the company, claiming to have won a high-end car or dozens of dollars. This is the oldest scam that has been going on for more than 20 years. Please remind your relatives and friends in rural and remote areas not to believe it!

6. All recruitments for reputation brushing, manuscript copying, and online typists are all scams. All recruitment by companies in other places require that you first go to a designated hospital for a physical examination, and pay registration fees and handling fees first. It's a scam!

7. Most of the Internet is looking for OEM processing, especially jewelry, jade, ties, as well as various handicrafts, handwork, as well as various biological, plant breeding and cultivation, etc. OEM processing, package purchase Most of them are scams to get deposits or material fees!

8. Participate in the so-called lottery with your shopping receipt at the exit of supermarkets, shopping malls and other shopping places. The first prize drawn can buy thousands or even tens of thousands of jade, jade, gold and silver at a discount. Jewelry items are basically traps, and the items purchased are all cheap and low-end imitations!

9. All phone calls received from people in Guangdong, Fujian or with Fujian and Cantonese accents asking you to guess who they are are basically liars. No matter who you say it is, the other party will say yes. , and then they will deceive you into remitting money in the name of going on a business trip or traveling to your city, getting into an accident on the way, being arrested by the police station, etc. This is the famous scam "Guess who I am"!

In short, please keep your wallet tight and do not send money to anyone easily. If you are deceived, please dial 110 locally to call the police immediately!

The Anti-Fraud Alliance is committed to various anti-fraud activities. We welcome knowledgeable people who are interested in anti-fraud in their spare time. Come and join the Anti-Fraud Alliance team!