We have a culture of blaming the victims first and call them “Fraud Shamers.” Keep listening to today’s episode and find out how you can help out a Fraud Shamer when in need because It might happen to you, too!
Lillian Cauldwell shares these tips with the hope that listeners will note them and adhere strictly to protect themselves from those aiming to emotionally blackmail or extort money
Learn the essential steps one must take to safeguard their identity and personal information after it has been stolen, including actions to take when someone makes unauthorized purchases or transactions in your name.
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.
They didn’t panic; they did their research but are now frustrated because they can’t remove their information without encountering more issues than they currently face.
The discussion acknowledges that while older individuals are common targets, professionals are not exempt from these scams.
Lillian Cauldwell will provide much-needed relief to those who were scammed and want to remain out of the public spotlight.
Drawing from personal experience, Ms. Cauldwell recounts the resolution of her case by the PA Office of Aging and warns of the potential repercussions.
These scams are the result of individuals who prefer to steal money from others rather than earn it.