This must be a liar.

chenbingjy

This must be a liar. [Copy link]

 

This must be a scam, right? Has anyone encountered this kind of scam?

dcexpert

It is best to contact the bank to confirm, do not click on any link

chenbingjy

dcexpert posted on 2021-12-11 12:04 It is best to contact the bank for confirmation, do not click on any link

I have several bank cards.

littleshrimp

chenbingjy posted on 2021-12-11 12:38 The key is that I have several bank cards

Look at the sender, look at the connected domain name

chenbingjy

chenbingjy

I checked and found that I have four Agricultural Bank cards, one has money, two have no money, and one is frozen.

daemondong

Go directly to the bank counter, check all the cards, keep only one, and cancel the others.

Gen_X

Whether it is a scam or not, you don’t have to be afraid as long as you don’t do what it asks.

qwqwqw2088

This text message needs to be explained to the bank

For the same bank card, only one is a Class I card, and the other cards have a limit.

chunyang

Whether it is a scam or not depends on the circumstances and where you encounter this prompt.

chenbingjy

chunyang posted on 2021-12-12 19:59 Whether it is a scam or not depends on where and under what circumstances you encounter this prompt.

It was sent to my email, but it didn't say which bank it was.

sint27

It is most likely a scammer, either ignore it or call the bank to verify. Under normal circumstances, if there is a problem with the card, you should go to the counter to handle it. According to the email introduction, you may also need to enter your password, so be careful

eric_wang

Click Confirm Now, and then you will be asked to enter your account number and password. After you enter the correct account number and password and click Confirm, you will be prompted that your input is wrong. In fact, your account number and password have been stolen from the backend. Banks rarely send such emails to individual customers. If there is a real risk, they will call to notify.

In addition, you should be careful when receiving calls from the bank. Be cautious when the call involves providing account numbers or ID numbers. If it has to do with money, it is best to go to the bank counter to deal with it in person.

bigbat

As long as it is a bank's page, there will be your reserved information, and the bank will also call you.

chenbingjy

Thank you

annysky2012

It's obvious that he's a liar... You can ignore him

chunyang

chenbingjy posted on 2021-12-13 08:38 It was sent to my email, but it didn’t say which bank it was from

Sending it to an email address is a very obvious problem. If you analyze the email code, you will know where the scam is. It usually points to a fake official website.

chunyang

Banks can only access public official websites, official apps, and go to bank counters and ATMs to handle business. Other channels should be ignored. My most important accounts have even banned online transfer and online payment functions, and the total amount of accounts that are open to functions is strictly controlled.

baopodao

There are also similar situations where you are asked to complete information. If you are confused, just call the hotline, but they won’t even tell you which bank it is. It is 100% a scam.

PowerAnts

The highest level of protection against scams, frauds and deceptions is to do just one thing: be poor!