Scamwatch-诈骗监察、The Little Black Book of Scams-防诈骗小黑皮书(澳大利亚) 2007.3.5……【Gov】【Australia】➤Scamwatch: 我们帮助您发现和避免诈骗，并收集您的报告以采取行动阻止诈骗。
➤The Little Black Book of Scams: 每年，诈骗都使澳大利亚人、企业和经济蒙受数以亿计澳元的损失，并对受害者及其家人造成情感伤害。
保护自己的最佳方式是通过了解和教育。新版“防诈骗小黑皮书”(The Little Black Book of Scams)是由全国消费者保护机构澳大利亚竞争和消费者委员会(ACCC)提供。防诈骗小黑皮书得到国际公认，是消费者和小企业了解诈骗的重要工具，包括：
•需要注意的最常见骗局
•诈骗者可以与您联系的不同方式
•诈骗者用来欺骗您的办法
•警告标志
•如何保护自己，及
•在哪里获得帮助。

Scamwatch
We help you spot and avoid scams and collect your reports to take action to stop scams.
➤https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/

The Little Black Book of Scams
➤https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/research-and-resources/the-little-black-book-of-scams
The Little Black Book of Scams – Chinese simplified | 简体中文
➤https://www.accc.gov.au/system/files/The%20Little%20Black%20Book%20of%20Scams%20-%20Chinese%20simplified%20-%20%E7%AE%80%E4%BD%93%E4%B8%AD%E6%96%87.pdf

---

Scamwatch News & alerts

Scams target you: protect your money!

5 Mar 2007

Scams target you – Protect your money is the latest message from the Australasian Consumer Fraud Taskforce. The email claiming to be from your bank, the ‘guaranteed income’, the ‘amazing’ share offer over the phone or that surprise lottery win in the mail – it could be a scam!

Australians can lose substantial amounts of money to a wide range of scams. We work hard for our money, so don’t part with it to a scammer with a dead-end offer!

Protect your money

1. Never respond to an email asking for your PINs or passwords.
   Suspect a scam if you are asked for your account details or passwords. These are your keys to your money and should be kept secret. Genuine banks and credit unions will never send you an email asking for personal security details like your Internet banking password or PIN.
2. Never send money to someone you don’t know or trust.
   Be wary of emails and telephone calls from people you don’t know. Do not send money to collect winnings from lotteries you never entered.
3. Only invest with licensed financial services providers.
   Do a quick search of ASIC’s website (www.asic.gov.au) to ensure that the advisor or firm holds an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) and check the list of ‘Companies you should not deal with’ on ASIC’s MoneySmart website.

Learn more about the Australasian Consumer Fraud Taskforce or report a scam via the SCAMwatch Report a Scam page.