How to deal with receiving a text message from a scammer and kill him haha
1. When you receive a text message from a scammer asking you to transfer money, don't be too busy deleting it. Check to see which bank the card number belongs to, and log in to the online business hall of the bank. Enter the scammer's card number and fill in the password as you like. If you make three mistakes, the card will not be able to conduct any transactions within 24 hours (that is, it is frozen). Just wait. If you see that he is unhappy or in a bad mood, call him three times a day to tell him to cheat again! If your character breaks out and the password is correct, please transfer the money to the disaster area. If you are really in financial difficulty, transfer it to yourself. http://www. icbc. com. cn/icbc/ (ICBC Online Business Hall) http://www. abchina. com/cn/default. htm (Agricultural Bank of China Online Business Hall) http://www***b. com/cn/home/index. html (China Construction Bank Online Business Hall) http://www. cmbchina. com/ (China Merchants Bank Online Business Hall) 2. First find out the city of the mobile phone number, then find the *** dating website in that city, register an account, and leave the mobile phone number in the contact information. http://www. ip138. com/sj/Mobile phone number destination query website. 3. Post on the local house rental website, two bedrooms and one living room in the city center, monthly rent is 300, urgent sale. Turn on the phone 24 hours a day, and leave the phone number as well. Provide a rental website http://www. **/zufang/Register first, then select a region, then publish information, and just wait for the scammers to be harassed, haha. 4. Look for the local mobile website. When logging in, there is an option to receive text messages. You can ask the mobile company to send a text message with a verification code to the mobile phone, and then keep asking the mobile company to send it. It is estimated that receiving text messages is enough for the scammer to drink a pot of tea. 5. A bank employee also received the text message "Please remit money to the *************************** account number." According to the account number, every time he remitted 1 cent, he deducted 2 yuan from the payee's account, and continued to remit about 1 yuan. At this time, he finally received a message from the payee: Don't send any more money, more than 200 has been deducted, you are an expert! How do we live? (Select "recipient pays handling fee" when remitting, 2 yuan per transaction), everyone knows how to deal with scammers, happy relay. Comments are a virtue…
