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越南籍移工代領包裹賺1,000元，包裹內竟是金融卡、手機
警察廣播電台台中分台發布的案件指出，院姓越南籍移工接受網友指示，到指定取貨站領取包裹，每次可獲得1,000元酬勞。警方發現他神情緊張，上前盤查時他拔腿逃跑，最後在警方與民眾協助下遭攔下。警方檢視包裹，發現裡面有他人的金融卡及手機，疑似為詐騙集團操作資金流向的工具，全案依法擴大偵辦。
防詐提醒：不要以為「只是幫忙領包裹」就沒有責任。如果明知或參與詐騙集團收取、轉交金融卡、手機或款項，可能涉及詐欺、洗錢等刑事責任。
為了1,000元的報酬，可能付出更大的代價！
常見求職詐騙手法
• 高薪低門檻、不需面試
• 要求交出護照或居留證正本
• 要求代收包裹、代領款項或申辦／提供SIM卡
借出SIM卡賺小錢，卻成為詐騙集團犯案工具
外籍移工將自己申辦的手機門號或SIM卡交給同鄉、網友或其他任何人使用，沒想到門號遭詐騙集團拿來聯絡被害人或作為詐騙犯罪工具。提醒移工，不要出售、出租或把SIM卡、手機門號及驗證碼(OTP)提供給他人，即使對方聲稱只是「借用一下」、「幫忙收個驗證碼」或「可以輕鬆賺錢」，都應提高警覺。
防詐提醒：SIM卡若被拿去詐騙，警方可能循門號追查到申辦人，甚至可能面臨刑事調查及民事賠償。
Fraud Prevention Case 1:
Vietnamese Migrant Worker Paid NT$1,000 to Pick Up a Package – Only to Find Bank Cards and a Mobile Phone Inside
According to a case reported by the Taichung Branch of the Police Broadcasting Service, a Vietnamese migrant worker surnamed Nguyen was instructed by someone he met online to pick up packages from a designated pickup location. He was promised NT$1,000 for each package he collected.
Police officers noticed that he appeared nervous and approached him for questioning. He suddenly ran away but was eventually stopped with the help of police officers and members of the public.
When the police inspected the package, they found bank cards and a mobile phone belonging to other people. These items were suspected of being tools used by a fraud syndicate to conduct fraudulent transactions and transfer illegal funds. The case was referred for further investigation in accordance with the law.
Fraud Prevention Reminder: Do not assume that you have no responsibility simply because you are "only helping someone pick up a package."
If you knowingly help collect or transfer bank cards, mobile phones, money, or other items for a fraud syndicate, you may face criminal liability for offenses such as fraud and money laundering.
A reward of just NT$1,000 could end up costing you much more!
Fraud Prevention Case 2:
Don’t Lend Your SIM Card for Money – It Could Be Used for Fraud
Some migrant workers may give or lend their registered mobile phone numbers or SIM cards to friends, acquaintances, people they meet online, or others. However, these phone numbers or SIM cards may later be used by fraud syndicates to contact victims or carry out fraudulent activities.
Fraud Prevention Reminder: Never sell, rent, lend, or give your SIM card, mobile phone number, or one-time password (OTP) to anyone else.
Even if someone tells you:
• "I only need to borrow it for a while."
• "Just help me receive a verification code."
• "You can make easy money."
Stay alert — your SIM card or phone number could be used as a tool for fraud.
Protect your personal information and accounts. Don’t let a small payment lead to serious legal consequences.
聯絡管道 / Contact Information
1955：勞工諮詢申訴專線 /
（英文）MINISTRY OF LABOR
（印尼文）KEMENTERIAN TENAGA KERJA
（越南文）BỘ LAO ĐỘNG
165：反詐騙專線 /
（英文）ANTI-FRAUD HOTLINE
（印尼文）ANTI-PENIPUAN
（越南文）ĐƯỜNG DÂY NÓNG CHỐNG LỪA ĐẢO
110：警察局 /
（英文）POLICE
（印尼文）POLISI
（越南文）CẢNH SÁT
03-5324900：新竹市政府勞工及青年處 /
（英文）DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND YOUTH, HSINCHU CITY GOVERNMENT
（印尼文）DINAS TENAGA KERJA DAN PEMUDA PEMERINTAH KOTA HSINCHU
（越南文）SỞ LAO ĐỘNG VÀ THANH NIÊN CHÍNH QUYỀN THÀNH PHỐ TÂN TRÚC