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An unknown number called and told me that I had applied for a postal credit card in Beijing, but I had never been to Beijing and had never applied for a card at the postal service. They also said that
An unknown number called and told me that I had applied for a postal credit card in Beijing, but I had never been to Beijing and had never applied for a card at the postal service. They also said that I owed 16850

Liar, liar, I also received a call from the post office today, telling me to apply for a credit card in Beijing. It also said that the money would be deducted at 2 o'clock. The call at 12:30 said that it would be transferred to Beijing. When I got through to 110 over there, I was asked to provide my ID card, so I hung up. I knew it was probably a scammer, but I was still worried.

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