Beware of Scammers
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By A.Goscomb on 6th October 2024
How do you know if you have been caught by a scammer?
Scammers use email or text messages to try to steal your passwords, account numbers, or Social Security numbers. If they get that information, they could get access to your email, bank, or other accounts.
What to do if scammer has your details?
Contact your IT department and let them know. Open your antivirus (AV) software if you have it, and run a full scan. Allow your antivirus software to clean up any problems it finds. You should change the passwords on any of your accounts which use the same password.
How to identify a scammer?
5 tips to help you recognize an online scam
- They say you've won a huge prize. ...
- They want you to pay in a certain way. ...
- They say it's an emergency. ...
- They say they're from a government organization or company. ...
- The email is littered with grammatical errors.
Can a scammer get into your bank account with your phone number?
By gaining access to your phone number, scammers can employ phishing tactics to obtain access to your personally identifiable information or online accounts. They may do this by calling you to ask for additional information or using your phone number to attempt to access accounts.
Common types of fraud and scams
- Blackmail scam
- Charity Scams
- Debt Collection Scams
- FDIC logo misuse
- Grandparent scams
- Imposter Scams
- Mail Fraud