The Better Business Bureau has issued a new warning for employees: If you receive a text message from your boss, it might be a scam.
The Better Business Bureau has issued a new warning for employees: If you receive a text message from your boss, manager or CEO asking you to buy gift cards , it might be a scam.
Nakashima explained that scammers use personal information like names and workplace details to appear credible. Typically, the scammer claims to be in a meeting or on a conference call and requests urgent assistance. Common requests include purchasing gift cards, wiring funds, or sending sensitive information.
Victims have reported significant financial losses, with one recent example citing over $1,000 lost in gift cards. The scam not only causes financial harm but also potentially compromises company information.
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