Police & court impersonation
Jury duty and arrest warrant scams
A supposed officer says there is a warrant and demands money. Hang up and check with the court independently.
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Calls & messages
Family emergency & AI voice scams
“I’m in trouble. Please don’t tell anyone.” Even a familiar voice is a reason to pause and check.
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Money & accounts
Bank impersonation & “safe account” scams
Someone says your account is at risk and asks you to move your money. Check with your bank independently.
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Calls & messages
Phishing, account alerts & fake invoices
An alarming bill or account alert can be a way to get you to call a scammer or give away your login.
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Devices & security
Tech support & remote access scams
A pop-up or caller offers to fix your device, then asks for payment or control of your screen.
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Relationships & investments
Romance, friendship & wrong-number scams
A relationship built online can become a request for money, secrecy, or an investment.
Read the warning signsRelationships & investments
Investment & cryptocurrency scams
Guaranteed profits, fake trading dashboards, and pressure to invest more are reasons to stop and check.
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