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Americans lost billions of dollars to Impersonator Scams last year. Just hang up on them. Here’s how: https://t.co/tbpwi3P6uf

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This scary new trick can steal your personal data. Remember to always carefully read the fine print and website address when entering data & allowing permissions. If in doubt, you have the right to not proceed. https://t.co/68Ioj8WbHW

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Read & print: How to handle unexpected calls that claim your money is at risk: https://t.co/S4J9EQySxG

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FBI issues new fraud warning. With all of the data breaches over the years, there’s lots of PII about us available to scammers. Don’t fall victim to a scam just because an unsolicited caller says they are from your bank or “Amazon”. https://t.co/AOO1kUdETa

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With the hustle and bustle of the holidays, scammers are counting on people not always thinking clearly. Stand your ground to scammers and follow these tips: https://t.co/J0IzYVQHhq

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Beware of fake emails claiming to be a Social Security statement. Clicking the links in the email can facilitate the downloading of software which allows unattended remote access to your computer.
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Even though April is Financial Literacy Month, here's how to protect yourself from computer and online scams year-round: https://t.co/I4lhW7AgwA

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Unfortunately you can’t initially trust any unsolicited call, text or email from your financial institution. There’s been an uptick recently in reports similar to this… https://t.co/HGkha1V0K2

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We frequently hear from our customers about call spoofing and imposter scams. Watch this 4-minute segment to see what you need to know now to not become a victim: https://t.co/z50uR63nkc

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What to do before or after your email or social media accounts get hacked: https://t.co/qwGKoGH3kD

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Be careful when typing or searching for websites: https://t.co/ctgFzNibnF

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New features coming to iOS and iPadOS devices this fall https://t.co/s1mCucjcCm

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Read this NOW. You’ll likely thank me later. https://t.co/KkdwXUvkx4

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Important new information from the FTC highlights that financial institutions likely cannot protect or return your money in cases of misguided withdrawals from your accounts: https://t.co/wRjPV4etZN

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Using your computer to move money from your accounts to “protect it” is always a scam. https://t.co/AvZmoGupkF

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If I told you that you could save $50,000 by listening to a 1/2 hour article - would you? https://t.co/7jjzSRInqt

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The top scam of 2023 is… https://t.co/qQU4cXqvgB

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Scammers know that you’re likely expecting packages this time of year. Refer to the original confirmation email from the sender if you have questions about a delivery, and don’t fall for this scam: https://t.co/edHsaairf3

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Here’s another reason why using the same password on different websites is dangerous: https://t.co/FAiVW7CLlP

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Spot and avoid social media giveaway scams: https://t.co/vFCcMmQIOq