Blog-Fraud Prevention

Making friends on Social Media with scammers is a bad idea. Read the full blog as we provide valuable tips to avoid fraud and identify scammers.

Certain apps and online services can be a quick way to jump into the dating pool. But be wary of creatures lurking in the deep waters.

Last year, online payment fraud hit almost $50 billion, with North America being the hardest hit. Here are a few tips for safe shopping and payments.

Spam consists of unsolicited messages sent in bulk by email and text. Learn how to stop the inflow.

There’s a reason the old saying, “Trust, but verify” still has life. Otherwise, you might get burned…

Phishing is attempted email fraud. These messages used to be fairly easy to spot. But with the use of Artificial Intelligence, it's getting harder.

Don't be fooled by high-pressure tactics of scammers who call you to try to get money from you.

Spam consists of unsolicited messages sent in bulk by email and text. Learn how to stop the inflow.

Fake or unlicensed contractors may try to take advantage of residents affected by severe weather events.

Fraud prevention for business accounts is a crucial aspect of maintaining financial security and protecting your business from potential losses.

Have you gotten a call about a prize for a contest you never entered? It might be a scam. Here are some tips to spot this fraud.

If you're a college student on the job hunt (or know one who is), here's some important info about how scammers are on the prowl.

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