She also addresses and refutes Mr. Elon Musk’s statement comparing Social Security to a Ponzi scheme, offering a clear explanation of why the two are fundamentally different.
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…
Finally, Lillian discusses the upcoming Scam Week Podcast Presentations, scheduled from March 3 to March 6. During this event, notable companies and business organizations will discuss how scammers are utilizing AI for nefarious purposes.
Be vigilant and watch out for these deceptive tactics, especially if you’re not given enough time to think or conduct proper research.
“In the face of these large-scale data breaches, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But we want to assure you that there are steps you can take to protect yourself. This episode will provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to stay…
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.
Identity theft occurs when someone steals your personal information and uses it without your consent. This can take various forms and have serious consequences.
Stay tuned to this episode of Scam DamNation to learn vital tips for protecting yourself when personal information, such as social security, routing numbers, credit card details, or even usernames and passwords, is compromised—a frequent occurrence in our modern, technology-driven world.
The primary warning sign is that the IRS will never contact you via phone, text, or email.
Stay tuned for the entire broadcast, and you’ll learn how you can safeguard yourself against scam artists determined to steal your money and turn you from a victim into a victor.