Give out personal information on phone at your own risk

GUANGZHOU: Qin Tian, a local resident, was warned that scammers could fraudulently swipe money off his credit card, and they did not need his card to pull off the stunt.

But the warning came only after Qin had lost 6,000 yuan ($882) on his Bank of China credit card.

At first, Qin suspected that the details of his credit card were stolen from the bank. But then, reality struck.