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Frauds come in all shapes and sizes. Think you’ve run across one? Get to know the most common types.
Whether you’re in a pinch or are preparing for a big life event that will require a large amount of money—many people rely on credit, debt, and loans every single day. But, don’t just take any opportunity for credit, a loan, or a for paying off your debt.
Fraudsters are known to use scare tactics and tug at seniors’ emotions when targeting them for a scam.
These types of health-related scams pose a rise to more than just your bank account, more importantly, to your health and well-being.
Identity theft is one of the most common types of fraud, and also one of the most potentially devastating in terms of consequences. Once your personal information is breached, it may be difficult to tell where it can end up.
Many people jump at the opportunity to make money quick when it presents itself. But, have caution that these opportunities may actually turn out to be scams that take your money, rather than help you make it.
You may think it’s your lucky day when you’re notified that you are the winner of a big cash payout or expensive prize. But, many types of these scams exist that trick you into claiming your faulty prize, just to take your money.
These types of scams tug at your heart strings and scammers manipulate your emotions in order to wring money out of you.
Scammers are evolving along with technology at an alarming rate. Breaching your personal information through your computer or other software can be one of the most costly scams and may be more than just financially devastating.
Fraud.org is a project of
The National Consumers League.
info@nclnet.org
(202) 835-3323
1701 K St NW
Suite 1200,
Washington, DC 20006
© Copyright 2024. All rights reserved.