Cruising with your prized vehicle is the dream of many car owners. Since the introduction of the ‘Northbound Travel for Hong Kong Vehicles’ scheme, those without a Mainland China-Hong Kong Cross-border license plate can also drive their beloved car across the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge to visit family, travel or go on a short business trip in the Guangdong province.
As the saying goes, ‘Scammers are always coming up with new tricks.’ Beyond common scams such as online job scams, fake reviews, ‘guess who I am’ schemes, and romance fraud, phone scams have also infiltrated the insurance industry. Scammers often impersonate government agencies or employees of large corporations, using seemingly legitimate reasons to deceive individuals into revealing personal information, ultimately to illegally obtain money. These types of scams not only disrupt people's everyday lives but can also result in substantial financial losses. Therefore, understanding the latest insurance phone scam tactics and how to protect yourself is crucial for everyone.
At AXA, we are committed to providing comprehensive protection for vehicle owners while fully supporting the simplification of the renewal process and contributing to a paperless future. As an insurer already participating in the ‘MIDAS (Motor Insurance DLT-based Authentication System)’ system, AXA customers can now enjoy the safety and convenience of verifying their renewal documents through this platform.
A survey* revealed that nearly half of respondents set fitness improvement as their New Year’s resolution, yet only 1% managed to stick to it throughout the year. To help beginners achieve their health goals, we have collected three common difficulties they face and invited Kevin Cheung, an experienced marathon runner and the coach of AXA BeOnTrack Club, to share his insights and help you embark on the journey to a healthier life.
As the saying goes, ‘Scammers are always coming up with new tricks.’ Beyond common scams such as online job scams, fake reviews, ‘guess who I am’ schemes, and romance fraud, phone scams have also infiltrated the insurance industry. Scammers often impersonate government agencies or employees of large corporations, using seemingly legitimate reasons to deceive individuals into revealing personal information, ultimately to illegally obtain money. These types of scams not only disrupt people's everyday lives but can also result in substantial financial losses. Therefore, understanding the latest insurance phone scam tactics and how to protect yourself is crucial for everyone.