Columbus Day News

Safety & Alerts At [Company], we are dedicated to protecting our customers from fraud and scams. Please review the information below to help you identify fraudulent activity and avoid becoming a victim. IMPOSTER SCAMS Criminals impersonate well-known and trusted companies, like [Company], to trick you into sending them money or providing your financial information. Sometimes, they may contact you via phone, email, or text message – and may even threaten you. Don’t be fooled. [Company] will never contact you and ask for money or your financial information over the phone. Never give money or personal information to an unverified source. EMPLOYMENT SCAMS Fraudsters may pose as recruiters or hiring managers for [Company]. They may conduct fake interviews, make false job offers, and ask you to pay for equipment or training. [Company] will never ask job applicants to send money for any reason. If you are contacted about a job opportunity at [Company], verify the legitimacy of the offer before taking any action. PHISHING Phishing occurs when criminals attempt to obtain your personal information through deceptive emails, websites, or text messages. These messages often appear to be legitimate and may request information such as your username, password, Social Security number, or bank account details. Always be cautious when clicking on links or providing personal information online. [Company] will never ask you for your sensitive information via email or text message. PROTECT YOURSELF Here are some tips to help you protect yourself from fraud and scams: Be suspicious of unsolicited communications. Never give money or personal information to an unverified source. Verify the legitimacy of any job offer before taking action. Be cautious when clicking on links or providing personal information online. Monitor your accounts regularly for unauthorized activity. Report any suspected fraud to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). If you believe you have been a victim of fraud, contact your local law enforcement agency immediately.