接到中国大使馆的电话

[小雷音]

谢谢辟谣。

我小时打过很多次摇总机的电话，瞎搞的，然后挂掉

 

[CCOYYOTEE]

后面你们处长就给电话装了一个只能拿起话筒的带锁铁盒子，然后你们处长问你，“丫的，制不了你个小样?”

真假的差别很大，我们做这行的三天两头都有税局电话，假的很多从电话屏显示就看得出来。
理直气壮说不接CRA电话只会让人觉得哭笑不得，而且只会耽误你自己的事，不能说有假钞就连真钞也不收吧

A few years ago,I refused a call from a government agent.resulted in the cancellation of my license.That means I had run my business for 2 years without license till another agent came to do his regular checking.

 

[小雷音]

A few years ago,I refused a call from a government agent.resulted in the cancellation of my license.That means I had run my business for 2 years without license till another agent came to do his regular checking.

是不是没有做公司annual report，连续两年公司会被注销。我的不少客户不知道，注销了还一直在运作，报税时才知道公司都没有了

 

[B-a-King]

我只收到过印巴人的电话，说我credit card 有问题，我说，我没有那家银行信用卡。然后挂机。

 

[喀喇喇嘛]

今天收到三次电话，都是778-383-XXXX的，称自己是中国大使馆，说我的护照和签证到期了，今天之后我就被限制入境了。怀疑是诈骗电话。不知道有人有相似的经历么？

这是我这边 block watch提供的警局发布的消息，大家看一下，以防受骗！


Royal Canadian Gendarmerie royale Mounted Police du Canada

news release

Public Warning Of Fraudulent Foreign Police Phone Calls

North Vancouver

2017-08-03 09:32 PDT File #2017-19685

North Vancouver RCMP is warning the public about a phone scheme that tricks victims into believing they are speaking to a foreign police officer.

On August 1, 2017 North Vancouver police received a complaint that appeared to target a Chinese national living in the North Vancouver area. The Chinese female received a phone call from a person claiming to be with the Chinese Police in China. Personal information as part of an investigation was asked by the caller. The victim provided her passport number and date of birth before becoming suspicious when asked for personal banking information. The victim now believes the caller was not a Chinese government official but did use language typical of someone working within the Chinese government.

This incident is similar to the ‘virtual kidnapping’ scheme reported on the BC RCMP website where Chinese nationals living in BC are tricked into believing their loved ones back in China have been kidnapped.

The Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China advises that in situations where Chinese citizens living abroad may be involved in legal cases taking place in China, these citizens will be mailed relevant legal documents directly from Chinese diplomatic missions. The consulate advises that no phone call will be made to verify any personal information, especially personal banking information.

Police strongly recommend that anyone receiving such a message or phone call not comply with the demands.

Anyone in the North Vancouver area who may be a victim of such a scheme is asked to call the North Vancouver RCMP at 604-985-1311 or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or text BCTIP to CRIMES (274637).

For more information on how to protect yourself against frauds and scams go to BC.RCMP.

Released by

Cpl. Richard De Jong

Media Relations Officer North Vancouver RCMP nvan.rcmp.ca