Fraud can happen to anyone at any time and you might just be a scammer’s next target. Even if you think you’re identity or online accounts are safely secured, it’s still important to take simple steps to protect yourself.
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According to the Federal Trade Commission, there are steps to take if you paid someone you think is a scammer, gave them personal information, or if they have access to your phone or computer. Find out what to do at: consumer.ftc.gov/articles/wh…#SecuritySaturday
There are only a few weeks left for the Giant Insect Exhibit at Squam Lakes Natural Science Center! Have you been yet? Through September 30, the center is featuring larger-than-life animatronic insects. MVSB is proud to be a sponsor.
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It’s back to school season. What information is education technology gathering from your children? The FTC says “Kids shouldn’t have to give up their privacy rights to do their schoolwork or go to class remotely.”
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Businesses: Be on the lookout for payroll phishing emails or calls. Fraudsters will contact HR or accounting posing as an employee requesting to change their direct deposit info. Learn more at mvsb.com/2022/08/03/payroll-…#SecuritySaturday
Remember to take these few steps with every email you receive to help protect yourself online. Visit our Financial Education Center at education.mvsb.com/page.php?… to view the steps and learn more.
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Looking for a place to rent? Scammers are taking advantage by creating fake online rental listings. They request an application fee, deposit or first month’s rent in order to “secure” it before viewing the property. Read more at bbb.org/article/scams/16908-…#SecuritySaturday
Do not take the bait. If you receive a suspicious text message, it’s best to not click on any links and immediately delete it. Go to consumer.ftc.gov/articles/ho… for more information.
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