Signed a contract with the intermediary yesterday. When I came home this afternoon, a bank called me and asked for a loan. I was cheated at that time. What happened? I didn't go to the bank and didn't ask for a loan. First, your personal information should have been sold by an intermediary. This situation is very common. Personal information will be resold after being submitted in many places.

Second, generally speaking, unless it is a "professional cheating institution", other intermediaries or other institutions will not rashly use your identity information to defraud loans. It is rare for other institutions and individuals to borrow money in the name of others, so there is generally no need to worry too much. You can check the situation of the intermediary. If it is a normal intermediary or a powerful intermediary, generally do not worry.

Third, if you provide a copy of your ID card (or other important documents) in the future, you can write the words "This copy is only for XXXX's use, and it is invalid to copy it again" on the copy of your ID card, and you must hold down the edge of the copy content of your ID card (or occupy the copy part on the back of your ID card) to avoid fraudulent use.