As long as you don’t tell him your bank card number, it’s useless for the scammer to know your name and ID number; but if you also tell him your bank card number, then report it lost or cancel it immediately. . In addition, many people now sell customer information (people expose their names and ID numbers when buying mobile phone cards, applying for jobs, and many other social activities), but there is no big deal.

Hee hee, why do I know so much? Because I have just been deceived. The situation is very similar to yours. It’s just that after I told the scammer my name and ID number, I started to feel more and more wrong. My brother who works at the police station called me on his mobile phone and asked me. He told me that he was a liar, so hang up! I just hung up. When I called my brother again, I blocked the phone microphone where I was talking to the liar. When I hung up the phone, I heard that the liar was still talking. I then asked my brother if it was okay if I told the scammer my name and ID number. He said it was no big deal and asked me to tell my wife that he had seen many cases like this.

However, the impact of this incident on me was that my self-esteem was severely damaged! Hi! There is no way, be more open-minded and learn from it in the future. Life cannot always be smooth sailing, and accidents will always happen!