超商賣貨便，賣貨及取貨均方便。惟本校有學生賣家遭假買家協同假賣場客服虞詐了上萬元！有別以往買家受騙上當，本次本校學生賣家接到聲稱「無法下單、要求透過賣貨便交易、未開通簽署金流服務、帳戶認證」等訊息及連結，不慎掉入詐騙陷阱。
校安中心提醒全校師生若接到來電顯示開頭為「+2」、「+886」等為詐騙電話，聽到「解除ATM設定」、「簽署金流服務」、「帳戶認證」、「申請金流驗證」等關鍵字，請立即掛掉，這就是詐騙！
校安中心提醒您謹記防詐五不一要:「不接」陌生來電、「不聽」投資明牌、「不點」未知連結、「不傳」個人資料及「不信」可疑資訊、要打電話向165反詐騙求證。
Using convenience store parcel services makes selling and picking up goods very convenient. However, some student sellers at our school have been scammed out of over ten thousand NT dollars by fake buyers working with fake customer service representatives! Unlike previous cases where buyers were deceived, this time student sellers received messages or links claiming “unable to place an order,” “must complete the transaction through the parcel service,” “payment service not activated,” or “account verification required,” and unfortunately fell into a scam trap. The Campus Safety Center reminds all faculty and students that phone calls showing numbers starting with “+2,” “+886,” or similar are likely scam calls. If you hear keywords like “disable ATM settings,” “sign up for payment services,” “account verification,” or “apply for payment verification,” please hang up immediately—this is a scam! The Campus Safety Center urges you to remember the five “Don’ts” and one “Must” to prevent fraud: “Don’t answer” calls from strangers, “Don’t listen” to investment tips, “Don’t click” on unknown links, “Don’t share” personal information, “Don’t trust” suspicious information, and always “Must call” the anti-fraud hotline at 165 to verify.
