While many types of frauds exist at present, telephone and e-mail frauds are two inexpensive and popular methods for criminals distributing deceitful messages to potential victims. A great many of people's processions are lost annually and the losses continue to escalate. How can we protect ourselves from telephone and e-mail frauds? In my opinion, one way to avoid the frauds is to protect our personal information and never let it leak out.

如今，詐騙的類型有很多種，電話和郵件詐騙是罪犯給潛在受害者散布詐騙信息最便宜且受歡迎的方法。每年都有很多隊(duì)伍失蹤，而且失蹤逐漸上升。我們怎樣才能保護(hù)自己不受電話和郵件的欺詐呢？在我看來，避免詐騙的一個(gè)方法就是保護(hù)好我們的個(gè)人信息，不要讓它泄露。

Most frauds are carried out by criminals trying to obtain access to our personal information such as account numbers and passwords. For example, you may receive a fake e-mail saying that you have won the lottery or got a lucky number, or you get a phone call or an e-mail asking you to call a given number to cancel an expensive service you did not subscribe to. In such cases, we must be very careful and do not trust any unknown sources asking for personal information by e-mail or by phone. Never respond to them. You won't receive any riches, and in fact you may get into legal trouble if you get involved in one of these scams.

大部分罪犯實(shí)施的詐騙都是試圖獲得我們的個(gè)人信息，如賬號和 密碼。比如，你可能會(huì)收到假郵件說你中了彩票或者得到一個(gè)幸運(yùn)號碼，或者你會(huì)接到電話或者郵件叫你撥打一個(gè)號碼取消定制的一項(xiàng)昂貴的服務(wù)。在這種情況下，我們必須小心，不要相信任何未知來源的郵件或短信問你個(gè)人信息。不要回復(fù)他們。你不會(huì)得到任何財(cái)富，而且，如果你被卷入這些欺詐中，你實(shí)際上可能會(huì)陷入麻煩。

On the whole, we must be aware of the tricks of telephone and e-mail frauds. Criminals are usually after our private information. They want to trick us into giving away private information either by calling them or handing it over online. Therefore, look before you leap and keep your personal information safe.

總整體上看，我們必須意識(shí)到電話和郵件詐騙的詭計(jì)。犯罪分子通常追問我們的個(gè)人信息。他們想通過讓我們給他們打電話或者在網(wǎng)上提交信息來欺騙我們泄露個(gè)人信息。因此，要三思而后行，保證你的個(gè)人信息安全。