Lillian Cauldwell explains how seniors can stay alert and protect themselves from rising phone scams, sharing six practical tips inspired by PC Mag.
Lillian Cauldwell shares the story of a Houston elder scam that cost a man $500K. Discover how his daughter helped protect him from further fraud.
Stay alert—don’t let anyone unnerve or mislead you. Instead, report them to your security company or contact the Better Business Bureau to check their reputation. Protect yourself and your home from these fraudulent schemes.
Leveraging the Xfinity forum, Ms. Cauldwell sheds light on the tactics scammers employ to siphon money from unsuspecting customers while avoiding detection.
Ms. Cauldwell outlines the essential steps individuals need to take to avoid clicking on malicious links, engaging with fake Social Security Administration employees, or falling prey to other devious tactics scammers use to access and misuse personal information, steal identities, or coerce you…
Be vigilant and watch out for these deceptive tactics, especially if you’re not given enough time to think or conduct proper research.
While many may already are familiar with these methods, the real question is: how diligently are you applying them?
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Ms. Cauldwell stated she reported on this breach because she believes these companies are held responsible for the security online.to prevent their systems from being breached by scammers who use this information for their own personal gains.
They employ tactics such as fake websites, malicious links, and various other methods to steal your identity, and personal and banking information.