The best way to fight scams is by learning how they work. Remember: Banks Never Ask That. If a request feels strange, it’s probably a scam.
Here are four common phishing tactics to watch out for:
1. Text Messages
Scammers may send fake texts asking you to log in or provide personal information. If it’s urgent or alarming, it’s a red flag—Banks Never Ask That through text.
2. Emails
Look out for emails with suspicious links or requests for personal data. Even if the email appears official, don’t trust it. Banks Never Ask That via email.
3. Phone Calls
If someone calls claiming to be from your bank and asks for your account number or personal details, hang up immediately. Banks Never Ask That by phone. Always call back using a trusted number.
4. Payment Apps
Be cautious of messages claiming your account was hacked, followed by a request to transfer money to a new account. Banks Never Ask That through payment apps.
Protect Yourself and Others
Even if you’ve encountered these scams before, new ones continue to emerge. Stay alert, and share these tips with friends and family to keep everyone safe.
For more tips, interactive quizzes, and videos, visit www.BanksNeverAskThat.com. Together, we can stop phishing scammers in their tracks.
