You don’t have to go.

When the police call you to go, the most likely reason is that the early warning platform of the Anti-Fraud Center has intercepted text messages or calls received from overseas on your mobile phone.

According to reports, in 2018, the anti-fraud hotline of the Shenzhen Anti-Telecommunications Network Fraud Center answered an average of more than 1,800 calls a day, with a call completion rate of 98.3%; crimes involving infringement of citizens’ personal information and destruction of public telecommunications facilities were captured There were more than 100 suspects, and nearly 100 million pieces of illegally obtained citizens’ personal information were seized; 203 telecommunications network fraud suspects were brought back from Myanmar, Cambodia, Thailand, the Philippines and other countries.

Based on case analysis in 2018, the Shenzhen Anti-Fraud Center pointed out that the most common cases include online shopping fraud, loan fraud (credit card processing and limit withdrawal), fraud by impersonating customer service, part-time bill fraud, and fraud by impersonating relatives, friends and leaders. Five categories. These five types of cases account for 71% of all telecom network fraud cases. Traditional telephone and text message fraud methods have transformed into online fraud methods.