09-30-2021, 02:26 AM
I can echo the sentiment with most on here.
Its absolutely difficult to know who is or isnt a scammer these days, so the rule of thumb is as follows to keep everyone safe here.
Unless you are expecting that phone call, if they say they are from somewhere, simply refuse to divulge any information and make them tell you all about you, because then you can work out if you are vulnerable, and where you are vulnerable. Beyond that, irrespective of whom they state they are, tell them you dont field inbound marketing, and simply call the company they say they are from.
its the only way to stay safe, and to be honest, review all your passwords, usernames, etc. They can get a lot of things from you before you know it!!
Its absolutely difficult to know who is or isnt a scammer these days, so the rule of thumb is as follows to keep everyone safe here.
Unless you are expecting that phone call, if they say they are from somewhere, simply refuse to divulge any information and make them tell you all about you, because then you can work out if you are vulnerable, and where you are vulnerable. Beyond that, irrespective of whom they state they are, tell them you dont field inbound marketing, and simply call the company they say they are from.
its the only way to stay safe, and to be honest, review all your passwords, usernames, etc. They can get a lot of things from you before you know it!!
"everything you know is wrong"
Paul Hewson
Paul Hewson