Cyber Crime Notice

Cyber Crime Notice
 
It is important to be mindful that cyber criminals around the world are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their attempts to steal personal and business information from unsuspecting customers. One way criminals may try to trick you into revealing account information is through phishing scams, where they impersonate LongXing in order to intercept funds. Scammers may send you fake payment instructions via email, text, or social media.
 
Phishing and spoofing attempts can be sophisticated, but they can also be easily detected. Here’s where you need to pay attention:
 
· Emails asking you to send money directly to a personal bank account. 
LongXing will never ask you to make payment to a personal account. Currently there are only two bank accounts used by LongXing to receive payment from international customers, which are shown below and on the official invoices.
· Links in the email which bring you to a payment page.
LongXing has no plan to accept online payment in the near future, so please DO NOT click any links that ask you for payment.
· Double check senders’ email address. 
Some email addresses will mimic legitimate email addresses, but will have extended wording at the end and easy to be noticed.
 
If you receive any suspicious emails, please contact your account manager directly using historical contact information, rather than the contact information provided on the email.
 
 
LongXing’s official bank information for international T/T payment:
 
A:
Bank: China Everbright Bank, Ningbo Branch.
Beneficiary: Ningbo Longxing Co., Ltd
Bank Address: 1050 Baizhang East Road, Ningbo, 315040, China.
A/C No.: 76881488000022685
SWIFT: EVERCNBJNB1
 
B:
Bank: Bank of Communications, Ningbo Branch.
Beneficiary (Please state exactly as follow): Ningbo Longxing Telecommunications Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Bank Address: No.245 Mingzhou Road, Beilun, Ningbo, China
A/C No.: 332006282141000002564
SWIFT: COMMCNSHNBO