The Delivery Of Goods On Delivery Is Fraudulent.

Recently, Mr. Shi in Jinjiang, Shenzhen, said he received a copy.

It contained a sealed envelope and opened it as a fraud in the "grand prize".

Mr. Shi is in Shenzhen and Shanghai.

One of the company's administrative staff, usually some of the company's letters are signed by him.

On the afternoon of 15, Mr. Shi received a telephone call from the courier. He had a express sent from Beijing and needed him to sign for it.

Mr. Shi paid 22 yuan courier, took the letter, opened it, it was sandwiched with a well-known.

The "middle Award" letter is sent.

Mr. Shi felt that there was a problem. Through the express number, he inquired that the letter was actually sent from Henan.

On the afternoon of 16, the reporter called the award line on the "winning notice" as the recipient's identity.

A woman who answered the phone prompted reporters to call the notarization telephone of the Beijing national notary office to award the prize according to the number of the winning material.

The reporter called the notary phone again according to the instructions of the other party. Another woman who answered the phone told reporters that the prize in the number was a luxury car worth 400 thousand. But it was necessary to go to Beijing to pick up the car in person. If you can't pick up the car, you can sell the car by auction in Beijing with a "auction companies", in exchange for cash, but the premise is to pay a 4800 yuan service charge first.

When reporters asked whether they would continue to pay a lot of fees and information such as their addresses, the woman perceived "bad news" and hurriedly hung up the phone.

Later, the reporter called the official customer service telephone of the electrical appliance company. Customer service said that the winning information was a fraud message issued by the criminals in their name.

"The cheater is too slippery, and the things sent out also allow the recipient to pay the goods on delivery."

Mr. Shi rebuked the cheater for his bad manners.

He told reporters that it was not the first time he had received such a letter.

Previously, he received plain letters in paper form. Now, with the rise of the express industry, the swindlers have switched to express companies.

For this reason, he wondered why the cheater could send the letter smoothly.

A relevant person in charge of the courier company told reporters that in order to protect the privacy of customers, unless the letter was scanned out as illegal or dangerous goods such as drugs or inflammable and flammable, their couriers would not check the clients' letters when they received letters.

They also felt very helpless about the letters they received, but they were willing to refund them to Mr. Shi in full.

The official said that they were willing to cooperate with the police in investigating the legal liability of the sender.

"When the recipient receives such a letter, he must not rush to pay the express payment. He can open the letter first. If the letter belongs to the fraud material or the letter is not his own, the recipient can refuse to sign it and refuse to accept it."

The person in charge reminded that if people receive letters similar to winning letters, do not trust them. If necessary, they can call the police.