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Identity Theft

Phishers Use Fake Caller ID Numbers
In a new phishing scam, con artists are using phony caller ID numbers to solicit personal information and money. The "spoofers" are able to convince victims that they're receiving a call from a bank, credit union or credit card company.  The scammers use this technique to acquire sensitive personal and financial information, or even money, from their victims. 

Protect yourself by following these steps:

  • Do not assume that the information displayed on your phone, regarding who the caller is, is accurate. It can easily be spoofed.
  • Never give out personal or financial information over the telephone unless you know EXACTLY whom you're dealing with.
  • If you have doubts about who's on the phone, call back the number of record at your financial institution or credit card company.

 


   

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