As scammers find new ways to steal money and personal information, consumers should be more vigilant about who they trust, especially online. Learn the three S’s of how to avoid scams during Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
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Lee urges consumers to hang up and call the company or institution in question at an official number. She said the man in pictures she received was a plastic surgeon from Spain whose photos have been stolen and used by scammers. Some scammers post fake jobs, but others reach out directly to job seekers through direct messages or texts. If the scammers are looking to steal your personal information, they may ask you to fill out several forms that include information like your Social Security number and driver’s license details.
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