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Telecommunication network fraud refers to the criminal behavior that criminals fabricate false information and set up scams by telephone, internet, text messages, etc., and implement remote and non-contact fraud on the victims to induce the victims to remit or transfer money to the criminals.

How to prevent telecommunication network fraud?

Liars use the victim's psychology of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, credulity and paralysis to induce the victim to be deceived and commit fraud. In daily life and work, we should be vigilant and strengthen our awareness of prevention from the following aspects to avoid being deceived.

(A) to overcome the "greedy" thinking, not credulous paralysis, beware of being fooled.

There is no such thing as a free lunch, and there will be no pie in the sky. Don't believe in criminals' winning fraud, handling high-interest loans or credit card cashing fraud, fraudulent information transfer fraud, etc. Be sure to know more about and analyze the truth and avoid being deceived.

(2) Don't easily disclose family and personal information such as identity and communication information of yourself or your family to others.

Look carefully at the fraudulent text messages and phone calls of family members and friends in urgent need of help. Don't panic and be deceived, and don't remit "emergency funds" to the bank account designated by criminals.

(3) When encountering suspected telecom fraud, don't blindly believe it, and do more investigation and confirmation.

If you receive a training notice, pretend to be a bank, a public security organ, etc., and claim that the bank card upgrade is a bridge with false recruitment, you should consult and verify with relevant local units and industries or visit their offices in time, and don't trust strange phone calls and information. Training fees are generally paid in cash or transferred to the public, and should not be remitted to personal accounts. Don't trust it. As for the telephone numbers of public security, procuratorate, court, bank, etc. , need to be verified by many parties, try to call back for verification, and prevent criminals from impersonating telephone numbers by means of rebranding software.

(four) the correct use of bank cards and bank self-service equipment.

When using bank ATMs (ATMs, deposit and withdrawal machines, etc.). ), if the bank card is stuck or swallowed, carefully identify the authenticity of the ATM "prompt". Don't be credulous and fall for it. It is best to call the customer service center of the bank to which the ATM belongs to find out the query and contact the real bank staff to solve it.

(five) daily should remind the elderly and minors to pay attention to prevent telecom fraud, improve the safety awareness of the elderly and minors.

Criminals usually like to choose the elderly and minors who are relatively easy to be deceived as fraud targets. As children or parents, in addition to paying attention to preventing telecom fraud, we should actively pass on anti-fraud knowledge to the elderly and minors at home, and build a fence of anti-fraud knowledge for our beloved elders and the next generation who need care.

Anti-fraud tips:

There are many types of online fraud, most of which are deceived because of their low vigilance;

Don't believe the winning text message, there will be no pie in the sky;

Call to let you guess, ten calls and nine scams;

Fraudulent text messages received bank numbers, all from scammers;

Overdraft, tax refund, credit card, don't believe in transferring money;

There are many traps in online shopping, and it is most important to find a good business;

Take precautions at home and live a safe life.