FBI提醒：有人冒充联邦探员行骗，官方不会来电索要钱款与礼品卡
联邦调查局（FBI）近期再次发布提醒：有骗子冒充联邦探员、法院或移民执法人员打电话，声称当事人涉嫌犯罪、证件出问题或有逮捕令，要求立刻汇款、购买礼品卡或提供个人信息。FBI明确：真正的联邦执法人员不会通过电话索要钱款，不会要求用礼品卡、加密货币或电汇「解决问题」，更不会威胁不付钱就立即逮捕。GSM避坑三步：第一，接到这类电话先挂断，不按对方指示操作；第二，自己拨打机构官网公布的电话回拨核实；第三，向FBI互联网犯罪投诉中心（IC3）或本地警局报告。涉及身份文件与移民身份的问题，请咨询持牌移民律师，不要找无牌代办。
FBI Warning: Scammers Posing as Federal Agents — Real Agents Never Call Demanding Money or Gift Cards
The FBI has again warned that scammers are posing as federal agents, court officials or immigration officers, claiming by phone that the target is under investigation, has a document problem or faces an arrest warrant — then demanding immediate payment, gift cards or personal information. The FBI is clear: real federal officers never demand money by phone, never ask for gift cards, cryptocurrency or wire transfers to 'fix' a case, and never threaten instant arrest for non-payment. GSM's three steps: hang up and do not follow the caller's instructions; call back using the number on the agency's official website to verify; and report it to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) or local police. For immigration or identity-document issues, consult a licensed immigration attorney rather than an unlicensed agent.
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