有电话打来说上海海关扣押有我从中国递的毒品

2016-06-04 · 5589 阅读

以前看大家从淘宝上买东西，就买了几个小东西用信用卡付了钱。今天正在午休，电话响，一接电话有电脑接线员说我有一份快递到期无人取最后一次通知。\让按9连接人工服务，然后有一男生问我叫什么名，告知了名字，他说我有一份上海海关的公文未签收，公文通知我从上海寄了毒品在海关被查收。有各位遇到过这种诈骗吗？怎样报警？

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发表于 4-6-2016 16:41:14 | 显示全部楼层

肯定是诈骗，不理他就是了。如果缠着你不放，你说是你的朋友的东西，你不知道是啥，让他打给另一个电话，然后告诉他警察局的电话。

新加坡警察局网站的提醒如下

Impersonation Scam (China Officials)

Victims receive calls from persons claiming to be employees or courier companies or banks in China and are told that their identities were used to send parcels containing fake passports or weapons, or were used to apply for overseas credit cards. They are then referred to another caller claiming to be a customs officer, a police officer or a government official from China and asked to provide their personal particulars including name, identification number, address, passport number and bank account numbers. Some victims are threatened with legal action and instructed to remit money to China so that the authorities will not pursue the matter.

Till date, the victims have lost more than S$4 million to this scam.

To avoid becoming a victim of this scam:

Ignore such calls and the caller's instructions
Do not provide your personal information such as name, identification number, passport details, bank account number or credit card details to the callers. Criminals may use these valuable information for their criminal activities
Do not make any funds transfer. No government agency will inform you to make a payment through a telephone call, especially to a third party's bank account.
If you have information related to such crime, do not hesitate to call the Police hotline at 1800-225-0000, or dial '999' for urgent Police assistance