Be vigilant whenever someone asks for personal information and only share details if you know you are dealing with a trusted source.
Before you click a link to a website, hover your mouse over it to see the actual URL and make sure it’s legitimate. It is also good practice to look at the sender's full email address and check for typos, extra letters or a different domain name than you'd expect.
Fraudsters use urgency to prompt a reaction and pressure people to provide confidential information. It may feel critical to respond immediately, but don’t give the caller any private information before verifying their legitimacy.
Regularly review your financial accounts for inaccuracies or unusual transactions and report any discrepancies to your financial institution immediately.
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