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Core Points - A recent case of SMS phishing targeting a user named Mr. Wang was reported by the Beijing Public Security Bureau, highlighting the dangers of fraudulent messages claiming to be from Douyin [1] - Douyin's anti-fraud center clarified that the "Douyin Million Guarantee" service mentioned in the scam is a free service provided in partnership with state-owned insurance companies, and it does not charge users any fees [3] - Douyin's representative emphasized that there are no official membership fees or services that require payment, and any claims to the contrary are fraudulent [4] Group 1 - The case involved Mr. Wang receiving a fraudulent SMS about a package, leading him to believe he needed to cancel a service, resulting in financial loss [1] - Douyin confirmed the existence of the "Douyin Million Guarantee" service, which is free and does not require renewal [3] - The representative stated that Douyin does not have any official membership that incurs fees, and users should be cautious of scammers claiming otherwise [4] Group 2 - Douyin's customer service will not call users to discuss fees or require them to download additional software [4] - Users can verify official customer service calls by checking the Douyin hotline 95152 or using the "Verification Assistant" feature in the app [5] - Calls from Douyin will display as certified numbers on certain mobile devices, and any unsolicited calls demanding payment should be considered fraudulent [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a rise in fraudulent activities related to package delivery notifications, particularly during promotional events like "618", where scammers exploit consumers' urgency to retrieve packages, leading to significant financial losses. Group 1: Fraud Cases - Two recent fraud cases were reported where victims received fake package pickup notifications and lost substantial amounts of money after engaging with scammers [1][3]. - In one case, a victim lost over 600,000 yuan after being tricked into downloading a fraudulent app and sharing their screen, allowing the scammer to access their banking information [4]. - Another victim lost over 350,000 yuan through a similar scheme involving a fake insurance policy linked to a nonexistent package [4][5]. Group 2: Scammer Tactics - Scammers impersonate legitimate courier services like Fengchao and SF Express, sending convincing fake delivery notifications that include contact numbers [4][5]. - The scammers create a sense of urgency by claiming that a "million insurance" policy is about to expire, prompting victims to act quickly and follow their instructions [4][5]. - Victims are often led to download fraudulent applications and enable screen sharing, which allows scammers to manipulate their banking apps and steal funds [5]. Group 3: Police Warnings - Authorities advise consumers to verify package information through official apps or websites before responding to suspicious messages [6]. - It is recommended to avoid returning calls to unknown numbers, as scammers use this tactic to evade detection [6]. - Consumers are informed that "million insurance" is a free service that does not require renewal or payment, and any claims of expiration or fees are fraudulent [6].