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我收到 email 原文是英文的,不好意思,若你需要请你朋友帮你翻译吧
这 email 是从我居住的居民委员会发出的,应该不会是假的
大家小心
Latest Phone Scam
This is my real-life encounter (8/3/12), phone scam.
1. I received a call from a Malay lady, number shown on my
mobile phone: +25013169.
2. This lady spoke in Malay, informed that she is from POS
Malaysia. She read out my name and IC number, then informed that there
were 2 high court letters addressed to me but could not be delivered.
3. She will fax the letters to a police station, and will
request personnel from the police station to contact me later.
4. She gave a reference no. for the letter: 49951, and asked me
to check with the police personnel who will call later, to ensure that
they are the correct person acting on the correct letters.
5. 10 minutes later I received a call from one lady, identified
herself as Madam Cheah, spoke in Malay, saying from Bukit Aman Police
HQ. Number shown on my mobile phone: +60322662222.
6. I know this is a scam, so I purposely spoke rudely to her
(asked her to speak louder etc.) She got angry, said that if I don't
believe her, to call back the number to verify, then hung up.
7. I did a search through internet, confirmed that the number
+60322662222 is indeed from Bukit Aman HQ.
8. Instead of using my mobile phone to call back, I used Skype
to call the number. A Malay lady picked up the call and I checked with
her whether this is Bukit Aman, she replied yes, then I hung up.
9. Quickly I ran through a few postings in the internet on such scams.
10. In between, they called again and left "missed" calls.
11. From postings in the internet, apparently if you called them
back using the mobile phone, it will be connected directly to them
(the syndicate).
12. But if you call using landline (Telekom), you will be connected
to the REAL Bukit Aman.
13. So I used the landline and called the number, a male police
officer answered the phone.
14. I told him my story, he confirmed that this is a scam, and said
that many victims have already called them today and they are working
with the multimedia commission investigating this.
15. The police officer confirmed that the syndicate is using a phone
phishing technique, to make the number appearing as from Bukit Aman
when they called.
16. If you called back using your mobile phone, probably there are
someone from the mobile phone company working behind with them, will
direct your call to the syndicate.
Sharing the above encounter with you so that you will not fall victim
to this latest scam. |
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