If someone is pressuring you to keep a secret, acting aggressively, or creating a high-stress scenario, it is a red flag. 3. How to Protect Yourself
Fake emails/texts pretending to be legitimate companies to steal personal information.
Check the company's official website directly rather than relying on the contact information provided by the person reaching out. If someone is pressuring you to keep a
The "confidence" part means they focus on making you trust them before asking for anything.
Investigate the person, company, or organization thoroughly before providing any information or money. Check the company's official website directly rather than
Pretending to be a government official (like DMV or IRS) or a family member in need.
Be suspicious of unexpected phone calls, emails, or texts claiming you owe money or have won a prize. Pretending to be a government official (like DMV
Never give your Social Security number, bank account details, or passwords to someone who contacts you unexpectedly. 4. Common Types of Cons