Scammers are sending fake letters from Sam Levine, Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, threatening to “shut down” accounts for “unsanctioned” activity and demanding that you call an “officer” immediately. Don’t do it. It's a scam! More: https://t.co/4WF63gkR75
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There are plenty of phish in the sea.
This #AprilsFoolsDay we wanted to provide you with a cyber joke and some great tips on how not to get fooled by phishing: https://t.co/nDMIQoA9kX
Is it really the @IRSnews? Never pay anyone who insists you pay with cryptocurrency, a wire transfer, or a gift card. That's how scammers want you to pay. Learn more: https://t.co/gQHKVeB37H #FTCTopFrauds
It’s #WorldBackupDay! It’s not enough to just keep a copy of your data—you need to follow the 3-2-1 rule. Here’s what it is and why it’s important: https://t.co/ltMVB24Wiz
Scams can appear in phishing emails, social media, SMS, Phone calls, and more. The main purpose of these types of scams is to steal money, or personal information from you.
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“By allowing anyone to report an account for violating the company’s standards, Meta gives enormous leverage to people who are able to trick it into banning someone who relies on Instagram for income.” https://t.co/hXm63hxESo
https://t.co/hsofEorj7i Be careful veterans! Scammers see you as a target, stay aware and don't trust calls/emails that look or sound like this! #ScamBusters#antiscam#onlinesafety
Did you get a message from the "Financial Hardship Department" offering you money? Stop. Don't respond. It's a scam. Report it at https://t.co/uX3wWAXCoN