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"Vaccination Census Investigator" Applying for Friends?
Guangdong Public Security issued the "Emergency Reminder! New vaccine-related scams are emerging! " announcement. According to the announcement, many citizens have recently reported receiving applications from friends who claim to be "vaccination census investigators".
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Change your ticket due to the control of the new crown virus?
Not long ago, Ms. Wang, who works in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, received a reminder text message the day before the departure of the plane: The ticketing system shows that the plane you booked at 4 p.m. has been cancelled because of the control of the new crown virus. If you want to change your ticket, please call the number in the SMS.
Ms. Wang made a call, which was answered by a so-called "customer service staff", who asked Ms. Wang to provide the bound bank card number for refund and change, and Ms. Wang felt that something was wrong and ignored it.
Zhu Yunlong, a police officer of the Hefei Municipal Public Security Bureau, said that scammers used the epidemic situation to impersonate government workers, volunteers, or airline customer service, fabricated various reasons such as verifying bank cards or refunding and changing tickets, induced victims to click on Trojan virus url links, tricked victims into filling in payment information, and thus stole victims' bank cards.
Point link to the secret recipe for strengthening the body?
Another Guangzhou resident, Mr. Zhang, also received a related text message.
"I received a text message saying that as long as I clicked in, I could find some secret recipes that could strengthen my body's resistance without spending too much money." Mr. Zhang said.
In order to get the so-called secret recipe for strengthening the body, Mr. Zhang clicked on the SMS link and entered his own information according to the page prompts, who knew that the balance in the card was all transferred.
Guangzhou Liwan District Public Security Branch police reminded: "In the end, the scammer still lets you click in, get your personal information, and then gradually take your bank card password, ID number, and verification code." In the end, use these things to steal your money. ”
Is there a charge for my child to get the COVID-19 vaccine?
Wang Feng, a police officer of the anti-information fraud detachment of the Shenyang Municipal Public Security Bureau, reminded that affected by the new round of the epidemic, some lawbreakers have seized on people's desire to detect nucleic acids and vaccinate as soon as possible, and rubbed the heat to carry out fraud.
There are also scams against the parents of students: the scammers first search for group chat information such as "class group" and "notification group" on qq and WeChat, impersonate the parents of students to send a group application, and then lurk in the group. Scammers often choose to change their avatars and nicknames to the same as the class teacher late at night or when the class teacher is not online, impersonating the class teacher to publish false information such as charging notices and QR codes, and disappear after collecting the fees.
Wang Feng said: "The media has already reported that the vaccination of the whole people is free, and there is no fee to be charged. If he pretends to be a teacher, some parents may feel that there is no way to refute the authority of the teacher, so in the group, they transfer money to the 'teacher', or directly transfer money to the bank account provided by the fake teacher, which is also a more typical means, that is, the fraud of impersonating the teacher. ”
Are there research institutes selling COVID-19 drugs?
Zhu Yunlong said that in their recent work, they have also encountered impersonating research institutions to sell so-called "new crown special drugs" and impersonating government workers to defraud bank card information.
Scammers use pandemic scams, often playing various roles and fabricating various reasons for victims to transfer money to them. For example, posing as a pharmaceutical research institute and claiming to have special drugs for epidemic prevention induces victims to transfer money.
Police Remind:
Those who require money transfers on the Internet must verify their identity to prevent being exploited by scammers, and can be verified by phone or confirmed in person.
Unfamiliar URL links and two-dimensional codes do not click and scan the code, to prevent the Trojan virus, but also can not fill in their own payment information, to prevent bank cards from being stolen and swiped.
Mobile phone verification codes are the last barrier to protect us from being deceived and cannot be told to anyone.
Source: CCTV