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不要被90＃电话诈骗
仍然是围绕旧的传统的（有线）电话骗局，涉及90＃按钮，您的业务电话。
这个骗局是如何发生的
您在你的办公室接到一个电话，有人自称是电话公司的员工调查的技术问题，你行，或检查理应放在其他州或国家从线通话。来电询问，协助调查，无论是拨号90＃或他/她转移到外线，然后再挂断电话听筒。通过这样做，你可能会使得调用者将被宣传为您的办公电话号码的呼叫。
你应该知道
电话公司的员工，检查技术和其他类型的电话服务或计费问题不会打电话问一个用户挂断电话听筒之前拨打某个特定的一系列数字。
电话公司的员工不会要求用户连接到外线的来电挂断前接收器。
这些类型的呼叫诱骗用户采取行动，使呼叫者将盗打电话。
这种骗局如果您的电话服务的专用分组交换机（PBX）或专用自动交换机（PABX）。
该怎么办
如果您的营业场所使用PBX或一个PABX，你或你的公司电信经理应与制造商的PBX或PABX和电话，为您提供本地和长途电话服务的公司，以获取信息安全系统的类型收费欺诈，以保护您的电话系统。您也可以要求任何监控服务，帮助发现不寻常的电话系统使用。
避免成为目标
为了避免成为这个骗局的目标，教育自己和其他员工的90＃骗局。鼓励员工采取以下步骤，如果他们认为一个电话是欺诈或者是这个骗局的一部分：
问他/她的姓名和电话号码的来电;
告诉来电者，你要立即致电电话公司，以确定是否有一个问题与线;
立即挂断接收器，不要拨任何号码，或来电转移到外线挂断前;
找到您的电话服务提供商和/或安全办公室的电话号码，并报告可疑的电话。准备呼叫的详细信息提供给电话公司的代表;
请联系您当地的执法官员。
欲了解更多信息
欲了解更多信息有关LPFM电台，请访问FCC 媒体局LPFM网站的。对于其他通信问题的信息，请访问FCC的消费网站，或通过调用1-888-CALL-FCC（1-888-225-5322）语音或1-888-TELL-FCC的（1-888 FCC的消费中心联系-835-5322）TTY 1-866-418-0232传真或写信至：
美国联邦通信委员会
消费者和政府事务局
消费者咨询及投诉部
445街12号，SW
华盛顿，DC 20554
Don't Fall for the 90# Telephone Scam
The old traditional (wired) phone scam involving the 90# buttons on your business telephone is still around.
How This Scam OccursYou receive a call at your office from someone claiming to be a telephone company employee investigating technical problems with your line, or checking up on calls supposedly placed to other states or countries from your line. The caller asks you to aid the investigation by either dialing 90# or transferring him/her to an outside line before hanging up the telephone receiver. By doing this, you may be enabling the caller to place calls that are billed to your office telephone number.
What You Should Know- Telephone company employees checking for technical and other types of telephone service or billing problems would not call and ask a subscriber to dial a specific series of numbers before hanging up the telephone receiver.
- Telephone company employees would not request subscribers to connect the caller to an outside line before hanging up the receiver.
- These types of calls are made to trick subscribers into taking actions that will enable the caller to place fraudulent calls.
- This scam only works if your telephone is served by a private branch exchange (PBX) or private automatic branch exchange (PABX).
If your place of business utilizes either a PBX or a PABX, you or your company telecommunications manager should contact the manufacturer of the PBX or PABX and the telephone companies that provide you with local and long distance service to obtain information about the type of security systems available to protect your telephone system from toll fraud. You may also ask about any monitoring services that help detect unusual telephone system usage.
Avoid Becoming a TargetTo avoid becoming a target of this scam, educate yourself and other employees about the 90# scam. Encourage employees to take the following steps if they think that a telephone call is fraudulent or is part of this scam:
- Ask the caller for his/her name and telephone number;
- Tell the caller you are going to call the telephone company immediately to determine whether or not there is a problem with the line;
- Immediately hang up the receiver; do not dial any numbers or transfer the caller to an outside line before hanging up;
- Find the telephone number for your telephone service provider and/or its security office and report the suspicious phone call. Be prepared to provide details of the call to the telephone company representative; and
- Contact your local law enforcement officials.
For more information about LPFM radio stations, visit the FCC’s Media Bureau LPFM website. For information about other communications issues, visit the FCC’s Consumer website, or contact the FCC’s Consumer Center by calling 1-888-CALL-FCC (1-888-225-5322) voice or 1-888-TELL-FCC (1-888-835-5322) TTY; faxing 1-866-418-0232; or writing to:
Federal Communications Commission
Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau
Consumer Inquiries and Complaints Division
445 12th Street, SW
Washington, DC 20554