Recently, Ms. Wang (pseudonym) from Hangzhou, Zhejiang
was almost lost because she received a "customer service" call
. Her deposit of more than 4.8 million yuan was almost gone!
"The verification code and card number have been reported,
There are more than 4.8 million on my account"
"Come on, I'm so anxious!" At 1:30 pm on November 14, the local police station received a call, and Ms. Wang suspected that her bank's huge sum of money was cheated. On the phone, Ms. Wang's voice trembled, and the police immediately rushed to Ms. Wang's residence.
"You are waiting at the entrance of the community. Don't believe anything except our phone number for the time being, we will arrive soon!" In less than 5 minutes, the police arrived at the scene and saw that Ms. Wang was waiting anxiously at the entrance of the community. When she saw the police, she immediately came up.
"I just reported the verification code and card number. I still have more than 4.8 million deposits on my account, but what should I do..." Ms. Wang, who was extremely anxious, had a blank mind in the face of the police's inquiry and was at a loss.
"Don't worry, the mobile phone I just operated and the other party's bank account were provided to us..." The police asked Ms. Wang to find the bank account provided by the "customer service", and then immediately feedback the situation to the branch command center for a stop loss action.
"Customer Service" called: You haven't paid the loan
The policeman made a slap in a 4.86 million yuan intercepted
"What's going on, does it matter!" Ms. Wang was almost collapsed at this time.
"Calm down, what do we ask you, what do you answer us..." The police cleared the bank account Ms. Wang had provided to the "customer service" as quickly as possible and reported it to the branch anti-fraud center.
On the other hand, after receiving the stop loss information, the branch anti-fraud center immediately reported the situation to the Municipal Bureau Anti-fraud Center and connected relevant banks to carry out stop loss work. In less than a few minutes, the anti-fraud center successfully carried out protective stop payment on the account under Ms. Wang's name. At this point, Ms. Wang’s deposit of 4.86 million yuan was preserved.
After learning the exact news that the payment was successful, Ms. Wang breathed a sigh of relief and her mood gradually calmed down.
It turned out that Ms. Wang received a customer service call from a certain e-commerce platform. The other party said that her loan had not been paid back. Ms. Wang believed it and followed the other party's prompts in a daze, and provided the bank card number and related verification code. During the operation, Ms. Wang thought of the anti-fraud propaganda she had seen in society before and suddenly realized. At present, the case is under further investigation.
Police remind
● Refuse to disclose personal information
Identity information, bank accounts, verification codes, and various passwords, and never disclose them.
● Do not add friends or open videos
If the other party asks to add a private social account or go to various video conferencing software for screen sharing and other assistance, you must refuse decisively!
● Never transfer or borrow
If the other party asks to operate transfer or borrow, ignore all of them!
● When it comes to credit reporting, don’t panic
Personal credit reporting is managed by People’s Bank of China . No one has the right to delete or modify it. If you have any doubts about personal credit reporting, you can log in to People’s Bank of China Credit Reporting Center for inquiries.
Reprinted from: Hangzhou Daily's WeChat
Source: New North
