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Fake piano giveaways are too good to be true 

April 30, 2024 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

How to navigate tax season safely

April 2, 2024 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

Sharpen your fraud-fighting skills during this year’s National Consumer Protection Week

March 5, 2024 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

2023 fraud trends show huge losses to crypto, increased incidents of charity scams

February 13, 2024 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

10 Resolutions for a Fraud-Free 2024

January 3, 2024 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

The Year in Fraud: 2023

December 5, 2023 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

Tips for reducing your risk of fraud this holiday shopping season

November 1, 2023 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

Stay smart as student loan payments restart

October 2, 2023 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

Beware of charity scams following Hurricane Idalia and wildfires in Maui

September 5, 2023 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

IRS warns taxpayers of mail scam

August 1, 2023 in Fraud Alerts, Tax Scams /by Fraud.org staff

Whether via Instagram direct messaging, Facebook Messenger, or Twitter “DMs,” scammers often seek to capture a victim’s sensitive information through these avenues because they allow private, one-on-one conversations.

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