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Visit our Fraud Education articles to stay informed and protected with up-to-date tips, real-life examples and expert advice on recognizing and preventing scams. Spot fraud early and keep your personal and financial information safe.

Avoid Clicking Links and Never Share Codes

Cybercriminals use fake links and requests for security codes to steal personal information and access accounts. Stay safe by avoiding suspicious links and never sharing codes.

"Sorry, Wrong Number." A goldmine for Accidental-Text Scammers

If you have received a text from a wrong number that leads to a conversation, you may be at risk of fraud. Learn about the warning signs and what to do if you suspect possible fraud.

Crypto Scams: Lucrative, Effective, and Tough to Trace

Are you invested in cryptocurrency? If so, be weary of fraudsters attempting new tactics to try and gain access to your digital currency.

Stop Taking the Call

We hear it too often - people get unsolicited phone calls, and instead of hanging up, the person answering the phone decides to engage and play along with fraudsters and usually lies when asked…

Don't Take the Bait: How to Avoid a Phishing Scam

Phishing happens when a cybercriminal contacts a consumer by email, telephone or text message posing as a legitimate person or institution.

Don’t You Just ‘Love’ This?

Romance Scams Turning into Investment Fraud

Smartphone Security

Mobile devices are quickly becoming our most used – and valued – possessions. In fact, Flurry Analytics reports the average U.S. consumer now spends around five hours a day on mobile devices. And,…

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