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Common online scam signs

You can learn to recognize an online scam much faster if you can spot its key features. Every scam I’ve come across has had a few standout characteristics in common.

1. Tries to gain trust

An online scam will often try to gain your trust in some way. It may pretend to be from a respected source such as the government, a business you like, your employer, or a family member. When you receive an email from your bank, Amazon, PayPal, a family member, or another trusted source, take some time to verify the identity before you reply.

Often, it’s better to do a Google search for the company or entity’s contact info than it is to click a link or call a number in a text or email. This simple step will protect you from most online phishing or catfish scams.

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