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Recent data breaches by AT&T and others have exposed personally identifiable information (PII) that can be used to trick you into believing that you've been contacted by a friend, family member, financial institution or government official.
Read on for more information on how imposter scams work and how to protect yourself from being a victim.
Don't fall for imposter scams - here's what you need to know...
Your Complete Scam Resource
Even though we spread the word about scams every month in this newsletter, several times per month we are called to help people recover from a scam. Most scams are easy to detect if you SLOW DOWN and carefully read what the email or text message is saying. Bad grammar, misspellings, and bogus email addresses or phone numbers are in nearly all scams. Scammers also still call and leave voicemail messages too.
Don't get ripped-off this year. Please take a few moments to review the scam information that we post on our website - a resource you should review any time you may be considering acting upon an unsolicited email, text message or phone call. Click the button below to visit our website, and bookmark/favorite it for future easy access.
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