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What do scams have to do with Home design? Nothing, but our lives have changed and using this podcast to educate about various things is what we’re all about.
Scammers are inventive and keep coming up with new ways to con people out of their money. Nancy and Chris Diamond chat about different types of scams and how you can protect yourself.
Scammers do their homework and find information about you before they make contact. They use a variety of techniques, including flattery and emotional manipulation, to draw you in. Older people may be more vulnerable because scammers often target people who:
How to spot a scam
Some scams are very clever and they can be hard to spot. Things to look out for include:
As a general rule, if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
How to protect yourself
Scammers are clever and ruthless, and they'll do anything to get hold of your personal details. Be very careful about who you give your personal details to.
Never send money to someone you don’t know or trust. And remember - your bank or the police will never ask for your PIN or password or ask you to transfer funds for fraud reasons.
This podcast sponsored by Premier Lighting
email questions to [email protected]
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What do scams have to do with Home design? Nothing, but our lives have changed and using this podcast to educate about various things is what we’re all about.
Scammers are inventive and keep coming up with new ways to con people out of their money. Nancy and Chris Diamond chat about different types of scams and how you can protect yourself.
Scammers do their homework and find information about you before they make contact. They use a variety of techniques, including flattery and emotional manipulation, to draw you in. Older people may be more vulnerable because scammers often target people who:
How to spot a scam
Some scams are very clever and they can be hard to spot. Things to look out for include:
As a general rule, if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
How to protect yourself
Scammers are clever and ruthless, and they'll do anything to get hold of your personal details. Be very careful about who you give your personal details to.
Never send money to someone you don’t know or trust. And remember - your bank or the police will never ask for your PIN or password or ask you to transfer funds for fraud reasons.
This podcast sponsored by Premier Lighting
email questions to [email protected]
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