Recently, car owners in many places have received news that the vehicles they have purchased have been recalled by the manufacturer. Lawbreakers obtained vehicle license numbers and contact information through illegal channels, sent fake “recall claims” SMS notifications through private mobile phone numbers, or made direct phone calls to commit fraud. The reporter saw on a social networking platform that car owners in many places have received this kind of news. Some car owners even received documents impersonating a national ministry, which also stated the reason for the recall, claim applications, etc. The reporter also noticed that this large-scale “vehicle recall” fraud information involved many mainstream car brands. Currently, several car companies involved have issued statements. This is false information, so don't be fooled! The Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security and the Shenzhen Anti-Fraud Center have also issued special reminders, saying that “entrapment scams” using real car recall information have recently appeared in many places. The scammer obtained the vehicle license number and contact information through illegal channels and sent a fake “recall claim” notice. If vigilance is low, once you click the link or scan the code and follow the prompts to fill in the bank card number and verification code, the account information will be stolen.

Recently, car owners in many places have received news that the vehicles they purchased have been recalled by the manufacturer. Lawbreakers obtained vehicle license numbers and contact information through illegal channels, sent fake “recall claims” SMS notifications through private mobile phone numbers, or made direct phone calls to commit fraud. The reporter saw on a social networking platform that car owners in many places received this kind of news. Some car owners even received documents impersonating a national ministry, which also stated the reason for the recall, claim applications, etc. The reporter also noticed that this large-scale “vehicle recall” fraud information involved many mainstream car brands. Currently, several car companies involved have issued statements. This is false information, so don't be fooled! The Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security and the Shenzhen Anti-Fraud Center have also issued special reminders, saying that “entrapment scams” using real car recall information have recently appeared in many places. The scammer obtained the vehicle license number and contact information through illegal channels and sent a fake “recall claim” notice. If vigilance is low, once you click the link or scan the code and follow the prompts to fill in the bank card number and verification code, the account information will be stolen.