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The latest scam: Chunghwa Post and Taipower are both fake! A lot of people were surprised to receive mail!│CTV News reporters Cao Wenning and Wang Zhiwen
News link:https://youtu.be/hhZ9MMjxmoE?si=nTK_tA7raPypRl5-
As the Lunar New Year approaches, the gift-giving craze has greatly increased the demand for logistics, but fraud gangs have also taken the opportunity to target the Chinese market, sending emails pretending to be from the Chunghwa Post, inducing people to click on links and enter their personal information. In addition, Taipower's electricity-saving rewards were also targeted. The fraudulent emails were quite sophisticated and had almost no flaws. Experts also pointed out several key points to remind the public to be vigilant.
Attorney Yusheng Li of Fidelity Law Offices said that if you receive a text message or email that contains a link to another website, you need to be particularly alert to whether it is a scam, especially if the external website requires you to enter your identity information, address, or even credit card or account information. It is a scam. People need to pay special attention to these scam text messages to avoid being deceived. If necessary, they should verify with relevant authorities.
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