!真实案例: 小心电话诈骗案 Beware of Telephone Scams

以上是一段真实案例，一位内地大学生亲身讲述她如何被冒充官员的骗子骗取大量金钱。这不仅是金钱上的损失，更对她的精神和心理造成了巨大的伤害。（片段发布已获得当事人同意）

‼️重要提醒：内地公安、执法人员或政府部门绝对不会直接致电要求提供个人信息或资金转账！
Mainland public security, law enforcement or government officials will never call the public directly. No matter how much personal information they have about you, as long as they say they are ‘Mainland officials/public security officers’, you can immediately hang up the phone.

 

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Cyber Defender 守网者

 

Anti-Deception Coordination Centre 反诈骗协调中心

WARNING:  Complacency is not an option! Don’t let yourself become the next victim of phone scams.

Unfortunately, there has been a growing number of students falling prey to these scams, resulting in significant financial losses and severe mental distress. According to the Hong Kong Police, scammers are posing as staff members of official agencies, providing real phone numbers and websites, and even using accurate personal information to gain trust.

 

DON’TS & DOS: Scam attempts can take many forms, including cyber romance scams, investment fraud, religious fraud, online employment traps, online shopping scams, and more. Scammers are constantly changing their tactics, so it’s important to stay vigilant and protect yourself. Never provide personal information such as passport/ identity card numbers, passwords, or bank account numbers to strangers over email or phone.

 

If you receive a call from an unknown number claiming to be from a bureau or large institution, it’s best to ignore it. You can also use the website https://cyberdefender.hk/en-us/ to check the risk level of unknown phone numbers. If you suspect a fraudulent call, report it directly to the Police by calling the 24-hour consultation hotline at 18222.

 

For more information, please visit the official Hong Kong Police website at https://www.adcc.gov.hk/. For Mainland students, you can also follow the Xiaohongshu account “Western Police District” for useful advice.

 

We urge everyone to remain vigilant against scams, and CEDARS is always here to help all students.

 

警告：不要让自己成为电话诈骗的下一个受害者！
不幸的是，越来越多的学生成为这些骗局的牺牲品，造成了巨大的经济损失和严重的精神痛苦。香港警方表示，诈骗者冒充官方机构工作人员，提供真实电话号码和网址，甚至使用准确的个人资料获取信任。

 

DON’TS & DOS：诈骗企图可以采取多种形式，包括网络浪漫诈骗、投资诈骗、宗教诈骗、在线就业陷阱、在线购物诈骗等。诈骗者不断改变他们的策略，因此保持警惕并保护自己很重要。切勿通过电子邮件或电话向陌生人提供护照/身份证号码、密码或银行帐号等个人信息。

 

当你接到自称是某局或某大型机构的陌生人来电时，最好的做法是选择直接忽视。也可进入网站 https://cyberdefender.hk/，并输入陌生来电者的电话号码，该网站会显示该号码的风险等级。若仍无法确定是否为诈骗电话，请直接向警方报案，致电 18222 (24小时咨询热线)与警方联系。

 

若想了解更多信息，也可访问警方的官网：https://www.adcc.gov.hk/zh-cn/home.html。

 

內地同学亦可关注小红书账号“西区警区”。

 

我们敦促大家对诈骗保持警惕，CEDARS愿为所有同学提供帮助。