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Be aware of these frequent fraud attempts
Promises of high returns with no risk, often involving cryptocurrencies, stocks, or real estate.
Fake online relationships that eventually ask for money for emergencies or travel.
Fake emails or websites pretending to be legitimate companies to steal login credentials.
Unsolicited calls claiming to be from tech companies about viruses or account issues.
Notifications that you've won a prize but need to pay fees or taxes to claim it.
Scammers pretending to be government officials, law enforcement, or family members.
These warning signs may indicate a scam
Pressure to act immediately or threats of legal action if you don't comply.
Asking for gift cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, or other untraceable payment methods.
Promises of large sums of money, prizes, or guaranteed investment returns with no risk.
Asking for Social Security numbers, bank account details, or passwords.
Poor grammar/spelling, email addresses that don't match the claimed organization, or calls from unexpected numbers.