Скачать или смотреть Contact your bank immediately if you suspect you have been scammed

Scammers sometimes pose as bank fraud teams to gain your trust. They may already know details like your name, address, or phone number, making their approach seem more convincing.

A common question we hear from customers is: "how can I be sure it’s really my bank calling?"

If you get a message or a call that looks like it’s from your bank but:
• includes a link or prompts you to take immediate action?
• request for your code, password or pin?

Trust your instincts. Do not share anything. End the call and contact your bank directly using their publicly available phone number. If it was a genuine call, your bank will confirm they were trying to reach you.

Take a moment before making a payment or giving away personal information, just to be sure it’s not a scam. Report any suspected scams to your bank immediately.

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