
AI-generated summary
Recently, Kaohsiung citizens have frequently received reminder text messages sent by fake smart parking management centers. The content claims that roadside parking fees have not been paid and they need to click on the link to pay. This is actually a phishing scam.
Fake parking fee reminder text messages are rampant, and Gao City police remind them not to click on the links. (Provided by Gao City Criminal University)
Attention, motorists! Recently, many citizens have received text messages saying "The street parking fee has not been paid. Please go to the link to pay the fee quickly to avoid being fined." Clicking on it almost caused a loss of money. The Gao City Criminal Police Brigade has received many reports and inquiries recently. The public is particularly reminded to be careful of the "fake smart parking management center" phishing text message scam that has been popular recently and not to be deceived.
Kaohsiung City Police Department said on the 18th that this type of fraud specifically targets the car-owning class and sends out a large number of reminder text messages pretending to be from the parking and management center. As soon as many people see the words "overdue" and "penalty", and the parking fee displayed in the text message is often only tens of NT dollars, they follow the instructions without thinking and click on the fraudulent link in the text message and enter their credit card number.
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It wasn't until I received the credit card swipe notification that I realized that the credit card had been collectively stolen by a multinational group, or that the funds had been transferred to a head account set up by the fraud group.
The police appeal: Check and protect your wallet in three steps, which are as follows:
1. Read the URL clearly: Official government newsletters, suspension centers or E-Bill payment systems all have specific official domains (such as with the .gov.tw logo). If the URL contains garbled characters, special English letters or unofficial suffixes, it is definitely a scam.
2. On-site inquiry: Please go online to the official website to inquire, or directly use the roadside parking receipt to enter the vehicle number on the supermarket multimedia machine (such as ibon, etc.).
3. Dial 165: If you have any suspicion, please call the 165 anti-fraud consultation hotline or 110 to report the crime immediately.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
In the coming week, fraud cases such as fake parking fee reminder text messages will continue to increase.
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