Phone scams are on the rise in Hong Kong, leaving many locals, as well as newcomers working or studying in the city, feeling deeply disturbed.
Today, one of our editors at DotDotNews received a scam call from someone claiming to be from the "Immigration Department".
The call offered a choice between Cantonese and Mandarin for further assistance. However, despite selecting Cantonese, the scammer still greeted our editor in Mandarin, which immediately raised suspicions.
But after just a few lines, the scammer abruptly hung up! Curious how our editor handled the situation so cleverly? Watch the video to find out!
If you suspect you've encountered a scam, remember to contact the Anti-Deception Coordination Centre for up-to-date scam tactics and prevention tips to stay ahead of the latest fraud schemes.
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