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Know the scam pattern: calls and texts that cite these leaked details

Leaked details make scam calls and texts sound believable, because the sender already knows your name, phone number or what you bought. Knowing the pattern makes them easier to spot. Free.

Cost
free
Time
about 5 min
Where
Anywhere
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How to do it

  1. Treat calls, texts and emails that mention your order, your account or the leak as unconfirmed, even when the details are correct.
  2. Do not open links or install apps from these messages, and do not share codes or passwords.
  3. Hang up and call the company back on a number from its official website or app.
  4. Banks and government agencies do not ask you over the phone to move money to a "safe account".

What it does

Messages that cite your real details to get you to click or pay
makes it harder
Phone calls that cite your name and other leaked details, such as an account, order, ID number or address
makes it harder