Protección contra fraude

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If you can answer yes to any of the following questions, you could be a victim of fraud or involved in a scam.

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Scammers come up with all sorts of stories to convince you to send money or share your information. They might call or send you a text or email, pretending they’re tech support from Microsoft or Apple. They’ll tell you to put money on a gift card or spend cryptocurrency to protect yourself from a security breach. Don’t. It’s a scam.

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What’s the best way to make a clean getaway from a scam? Listen to how they tell you to pay.

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As ever, when scammers spot a crisis in the world, they are there to take advantage. It’s true after natural disasters, when scammers set up fake charities that look and sound like real ones to try to get your money.

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While the majority of times you’re able to conduct your transactions safely and securely at the ATM, it’s important to know ATM fraud still occurs on a regular basis.

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Many people have gotten their advance Child Tax Credit payments this year, but scammers are taking advantage of this program to try to trick you out of money or information. They’re pretending to be the IRS, contacting people by phone, text, email and social media – and sending people to official-looking websites that look just like the IRS.

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Scammers are expected to steal over $3 billion in 2022. We can thwart their efforts with the three golden rules.

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Have you seen ads on social media offering to “help” you sign up for a government program that’ll give you a “free” device and internet service in exchange for money or personal information?

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Did you get an email from your boss asking you for a favor? Does your boss need you to send gift cards to pay for an upcoming office party? Before you go out and pay up, ask yourself: is that really your boss? It could be a scammer trying to get your money.