
Actress Xu Yunle revealed today (14th) that she received a fraudulent call from someone claiming to be a specialist of the Information Security Department of Chunghwa Telecom Corporation. She discovered the scam on the spot by relying on the caller's old address reported 13 years ago, and then called the 165 hotline to report the scam.
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There are endless fraud techniques, and criminals often pretend to be telecommunications companies or government agencies to intimidate and obtain money.
There are endless fraud techniques. Actress Xu Yunle reminded the public to be vigilant today (14th). She revealed that she received three calls in succession in the morning from someone claiming to be a "Specialist of the Information Security Department of Chunghwa Telecom Corporation", accusing her name of being fraudulently used to apply for prepaid cards and send a large number of investment text messages. Fortunately, she saw through the key flaw in the opponent's mouth on the spot, and even more domineeringly choked the opponent, and then called the 165 hotline to report self-protection.
Xu Yunle pointed out that the fraudster made three calls in succession that morning, asking her if she wanted to apply for a redundant phone number. The other party claimed that the account number was applied online through the official website with dual IDs on September 15, and was suspended for allegedly sending 200 to 300 investment group text messages and making a large number of phone calls. Because the caller had a standard Taiwanese accent, she was initially nervous that her personal information had been stolen.
However, when the other party reported the address left during the online application, Xu Yunle immediately noticed something was wrong, because the address was actually the old address where she received the package about 13 years ago. After discovering the loophole, she decided to continue the call to see what the other party's intentions were.
Then the other party provided two solutions, asking whether she could be transferred to the director, or asking her to go to the address in Section 1, Xinyi Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City to lodge a complaint in person. Xu Yunle refused on the spot, saying that he would call the anti-fraud phone number and confirm with Chunghwa Telecom. Seeing that the plot was exposed, the other party became more impatient and even threatened to freeze all the accounts and phone numbers in her name, even the mobile phone she was talking on at the time.
Faced with the threat, Xu Yunle asked on the spot: "It's very powerful. Can Chunghwa Telecom also block the mobile phones of other telecommunications companies? It's very strong!! I'm sure you are the fraud group itself!!!" This sentence hit the point, and the other party immediately hung up the phone with a guilty conscience.
After hanging up the phone, Xu Yunle immediately dialed the 165 anti-fraud hotline. Upon hearing this, the specialist pointed out that "this call starting with +1 is coming from abroad" and further analyzed the standard routine of this type of fraud. The other party usually first pretends to be a Chunghwa Telecom specialist, and then claims to help transfer the director. Finally, a fake prosecutor or police officer appears to freeze the phone number and account for coercion.
Xu Yunle emphasized that the ultimate goal of this type of fraud is definitely to defraud money, and reminded fans and the public to be very careful if they receive similar calls.

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