Another warning story – BE READY!:
Your phone rings.
Step 1 Introduction
The caller says he/she is from your bank.
Step 2 Shock !
Caller asks whether you have just
spent $1,200 in a town 1,000 miles
from your home. You have not.
You are in SHOCK, especially when
this happens the first time.
STOP. SAY NOTHING!
Step 3 Give Private Information (Do NOT!)
‘ I need your full name, your bank account number
and your security number. Also, when did you last
use this card (to distract you)?’
YOU MUST STOP and say NOTHING!
Step 4 Change PhonesThis is CRITICAL!
Your first phone may still be online
to the fraudsters. When you ring
your bank, your call is going to
the fraudsters, not to the bank.
Step 5 Find the bank’s real phone number
from the back of your debit/credit card,
or Google.
Step 6 Ring the bank and give them
the number of the caller.
Step 7 The bank will reassure you.
This has happened to me twice and
to my Russian wife four times,including yesterday.
Banks NEVER ring you and ask for
security information,
BUT if you call the bank,
you will need to give it.
That is why you MUST, MUST
changephones (see step 4).
If you give that information to a fraudster,
who empties your account,
the bank will NOT repay you.
You earn your money. Keep it safe!
Sincerely, Robin
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In case you missed this,it is still very much
a top seller:
I have a request :Please make time to view this
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https://jvz7.com/c/593801/305413
Please make time to watch this!
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