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Fujian Residents Who Went to Hong Kong to Buy Mobile Phones Had Their Bank Accounts Frozen Due to Anti-Fraud Measures.
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A netizen from Fujian posted that after purchasing an iPhone in Hong Kong, his bank card was frozen due to anti-fraud measures. He shared a text message from China Merchants Bank showing that the bank received instructions from the police to take "temporary protective measures" on his account, suspending both over-the-counter and non-over-the-counter services. Another netizen claimed that after paying 1600 yuan for a training course, his bank ca…
Photo of China Merchants Bank. (Song Xianglong/Epoch Times)
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