校安中心反詐騙宣導-「送東西」詐騙是近期社群平台(如Threads, IG)常見手法,務必保持警惕,不亂點連結,不提供個資。Campus Safety Center Anti-Fraud Awareness – “Free Giveaway” Scams are a common tactic recently seen on social media platforms like Threads and Instagram. Stay vigilant: do not click on suspicious links or provide personal information. - 弘光科技大學
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校安中心反詐騙宣導-「送東西」詐騙是近期社群平台(如Threads, IG)常見手法,務必保持警惕,不亂點連結,不提供個資。Campus Safety Center Anti-Fraud Awareness – “Free Giveaway” Scams are a common tactic recently seen on social media platforms like Threads and Instagram. Stay vigilant: do not click on suspicious links or provide personal information.

公告日期:2026年01月10日張貼人:校安暨軍訓室

「送東西」詐騙是近期社群平台(如Threads, IG)常見手法,詐團用「免費贈送/斷捨離」吸引你留言,再引導至假連結(如假賣貨便),以「身分驗證、未開通實名制」為由,要求你進行網路銀行或ATM轉帳,最終盜走你帳戶裡的錢,重點是聽到「需要身分驗證」或「ATM轉帳」就是詐騙,務必保持警惕,不亂點連結,不提供個資,並立即撥打165專線求證.

詐騙手法解析

誘餌: 假貼文聲稱免費贈送物品(書籍、禮品等),僅需支付運費,營造稀缺感.

引誘: 吸引你點擊不明連結,通常導向假冒的購物平台或客服 (如賣貨便).

陷阱: 以「未完成實名認證」、「帳戶凍結」、「重複扣款」等話術,要求操作網路銀行轉帳或ATM,聲稱驗證後會退款.

目的: 騙取你的銀行帳號、密碼、驗證碼等資訊,盜取帳戶存款.

The “Free Giveaway” scam is a prevalent method on social media platforms such as Threads and Instagram. Scammers lure you by offering “free gifts” or “decluttering giveaways,” prompting you to comment. Then, they direct you to fake links (such as counterfeit shopping sites). Using excuses like “identity verification” or “real-name registration not completed,” they ask you to perform online banking or ATM transfers, ultimately stealing money from your account. The key warning signs are hearing phrases like “identity verification required” or “ATM transfer needed”—these are scams. Always stay alert, avoid clicking unknown links, never share personal information, and immediately call the anti-fraud hotline at 165 to verify.

Scam Method Breakdown:
- Bait: Fake posts claim to give away items for free (books, gifts, etc.), only asking for shipping fees, creating a sense of scarcity.
- Lure: They entice you to click on suspicious links, usually leading to fake shopping platforms or customer service sites (e.g., counterfeit shopping apps).
- Trap: Using phrases like “real-name verification incomplete,” “account frozen,” or “duplicate charges,” they ask you to perform online banking transfers or ATM transactions, claiming you will be refunded after verification.
- Goal: To steal your bank account number, password, verification codes, and other information to withdraw money from your account.

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