September 2020 IDM Special Edition
BEWARE OF SCAMMERS STEP 2 TELL YOU THAT YOU HAVE BEEN A VICTIM OF FRAUD When someone calls you up and claims that you have been a victim of fraud, it’s scary! The very nature of such a call sends panic signals to your brain, the scammers take advantage of this feeling to trick you into giving them the info they need to complete their fraud. They will tell you that you have already been a victim and they are the ones who can help to prevent more fraud, but …. you will need to work with them to stop it from happening again. Obviously, you do not want to be a victim of fraud, so you will be quick to cooperate with this person, who you think is from your bank to stop any more money being stolen from you.
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BEWARE OF SCAMMERS<br />
STEP 2 TELL YOU<br />
THAT YOU HAVE BEEN<br />
A VICTIM OF FRAUD<br />
When someone calls you up and claims that you have<br />
been a victim of fraud, it’s scary! The very nature of such a<br />
call sends panic signals to your brain, the scammers take<br />
advantage of this feeling to trick you into giving them the<br />
info they need to complete their fraud.<br />
They will tell you that you have already been a victim and they are the<br />
ones who can help to prevent more fraud, but …. you will need to work<br />
with them to stop it from happening again.<br />
Obviously, you do not want to be a victim of fraud, so you will be quick<br />
to cooperate with this person, who you think is from your bank to stop<br />
any more money being stolen from you.
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