校安中心反詐騙宣導-小心！假網購真詐騙，天下沒有白吃的午餐。Campus Safety: Anti-Scam Notice Beware of online shopping scams! If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.

2026 年 4 月 13 日 校安暨軍訓室

近期社群平台出現大量詐騙訊息，假借「轉讓全新大同電鍋」、「小農產地直銷」及「免費贈送媽祖結緣品」名義吸引民眾上鉤！

⚠️ 詐騙手法解析：
1️⃣ 假廣告吸引民眾私訊。
2️⃣ 提供假賣場連結下單。
3️⃣ 以認證失敗為由，要求連絡假客服。
4️⃣ 假客服要求轉帳、掃描QR Code或寄送金融卡做認證。

📣 防詐小提醒：
✔️ 網購請透過官方平台交易。
✔️ 不點擊來路不明連結。
✔️ 不依指示操作ATM或提供金融資訊。
✔️ 有疑問立即撥打165反詐騙專線查證。

Here are a few ways to translate this alert, ranging from a standard announcement to a more punchy, “social media” style.

Option 1: Standard & Clear (Recommended for Newsletters)

Anti-Fraud Alert: Beware of Recent Social Media Scams! Recently, a large number of fraudulent messages have appeared on social media platforms. Scammers are using excuses such as “Giving away brand new Tatung Rice Cookers,” “Direct sales from small farmers,” and “Free Mazu blessed gifts” to lure people in!

⚠️ Scam Breakdown:

  1. Fake Ads: Scammers use attractive ads to get people to send private messages.

  2. Fake Links: They provide links to fraudulent shopping sites for placing orders.

  3. Verification Traps: They claim “verification failed” and instruct you to contact fake customer service.

  4. Financial Theft: Fake agents ask you to transfer money, scan QR codes, or mail your bank card for “verification.”

📣 Stay Safe Tips:

  • ✔️ Use only official platforms for online shopping.

  • ✔️ Do not click on links from unknown sources.

  • ✔️ Never operate an ATM or provide financial info based on instructions.

  • ✔️ If in doubt, call the 165 Anti-Fraud Hotline immediately.

Option 2: Catchy & Urgent (Recommended for Posters/IG)

SCAM ALERT: Don’t Fall for “Free” Gifts! Social media is currently flooded with scams offering “Free Rice Cookers,” “Farm-to-Table Deals,” or “Free Religious Gifts.” Don’t take the bait!

⚠️ How the Scam Works:

  1. The Hook: Tempting ads lead to private chats.

  2. The Fake Site: You are sent to a bogus checkout page.

  3. The “Glitch”: They claim your payment failed and send you to “Support.”

  4. The Steal: They trick you into transferring money or handing over your bank card.

📣 Protect Yourself:

  • ✔️ Stick to official shopping apps.

  • ✔️ Avoid suspicious links.

  • ✔️ Ignore requests to use ATMs or scan unknown QR codes.

  • ✔️ Suspect a scam? Dial 165 right away!