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The best way to avoid getting scammed by government imposters is knowing the red flags. The FTC says that the government...
05/01/2022

The best way to avoid getting scammed by government imposters is knowing the red flags. The FTC says that the government will never email you to offer help in getting a stimulus check, nor will they call, text, or contact you on social media.

"If you get a message with a link from someone claiming to be from the IRS or another government agency, don't click on it. It's a scam. Scammers will often send fake links to websites or use bogus email addresses and phone numbers that seem to be from the government," the FTC says. If anyone contacts you claiming to be from the IRS or another government agency asking for your personal or financial information, you should avoid sharing any of it, especially your Social Security, Medicare ID, driver's license, bank account, or credit card numbers.

According to data from the FTC, there have been more than 270,000 COVID and stimulus-related fraud reports over the last...
05/01/2022

According to data from the FTC, there have been more than 270,000 COVID and stimulus-related fraud reports over the last two years and more than 187,000 subsequent identity theft reports. And even though the last round of stimulus checks was delivered by the end of spring, the IRS reported an uptick in these scams over the summer.

The IRS started sending out the third stimulus check, also known as the third round of economic impact payments, in Marc...
05/01/2022

The IRS started sending out the third stimulus check, also known as the third round of economic impact payments, in March 2021. These checks were based on 2020 tax returns, and most eligible people did not need to take any additional action to get their third payment. In fact, the vast majority of people have already received it. According to the IRS, 96 percent of eligible recipients got their third check by the end of April.

There may be a chance you haven't gotten yours or are being sent an additional payment because you were owed more money than was originally calculated. But the IRS won't send you an email. The agency says they "continue to send Economic Impact Payments weekly" this year as these returns are processed.

The FTC issued a new warning on Oct. 27, informing consumers that scammers are now sending fake IRS emails about the thi...
05/01/2022

The FTC issued a new warning on Oct. 27, informing consumers that scammers are now sending fake IRS emails about the third stimulus check. Per the warning, the email states that you can get a third stimulus payment by clicking on a link that lets you "access the form for your additional information." Unfortunately, opening this email won't get you more money from the government.

"But the link is a trick," Cristina Miranda, an official for the IRS' Division of Consumer and Business Education, writes in the warning. "If you click it, a scammer might steal your money and your personal information to commit identity theft. It's yet another version of the classic government impersonator scam."

Millions of Americans have received stimulus checks over the last two years, after the U.S. government authorized three ...
05/01/2022

Millions of Americans have received stimulus checks over the last two years, after the U.S. government authorized three separate payments for eligible recipients to help aid financial burdens brought on by the COVID pandemic. Despite many officials and citizens encouraging more payments, experts have long cautioned that the chances of another stimulus check nationwide are not likely. But that has not stopped scammers from trying to capitalize on Americans' desire for more money from the government. In fact, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has just warned people that they may have already received an email about stimulus checks from these con artists. Read on to find out what email you should be on the lookout for in your inbox.

The BBB recommends using a credit card to make any payments at an online holiday market, inquiring about the vendor's re...
31/12/2021

The BBB recommends using a credit card to make any payments at an online holiday market, inquiring about the vendor's return policy before purchasing any goods, and keeping your receipts if you do choose to make a purchase so that you can contact—or report—them if the need arises.

After confirming that the event's organizers are who they say they are—something that can be accomplished by contacting ...
31/12/2021

After confirming that the event's organizers are who they say they are—something that can be accomplished by contacting the brand hosting the event via their official website or social media pages—the BBB recommends doing additional research before buying a ticket.

Confirming the identities of the individual brands who will be selling their wares at the event can also help you avoid delivering your information to scammers. "If you are unsure if a shop is legitimate do an online search for that vendor's store rather than follow the link provided," the BBB recommends.

The BBB warns that, in some cases, scammers will use the same name or details from a past holiday event in their own eve...
31/12/2021

The BBB warns that, in some cases, scammers will use the same name or details from a past holiday event in their own event listing. When you click on the page to register for the event, you'll be asked to provide your personal information, often including your financial details to pay for the supposed event ticket.

During the holiday season, many people eager to avoid crowded big box stores and support local vendors are likely to tur...
31/12/2021

During the holiday season, many people eager to avoid crowded big box stores and support local vendors are likely to turn to their local holiday market for presents. And with concerns about the Omicron COVID variant on the rise, many events that were once held in person are being hosted online for another year.

According to the Better Business Bureau (BBB), this has made online holiday markets a potentially lucrative opportunity for vendors and scammers alike. That's why the BBB is now advising that if you're invited to a once-free online holiday market that is now charging for admission, you should decline—at least until you can confirm with organizers that it's a legitimate event.

With winter fast approaching, friends and family members are once again gathering together to celebrate the holidays. Fr...
31/12/2021

With winter fast approaching, friends and family members are once again gathering together to celebrate the holidays. From family parties to performances of The Nutcracker to white elephant swaps, there are countless holiday events to attend this time of year. However, in the case of one seasonal get-together, experts are warning you shouldn't so much as accept an invitation or you could be delivering your financial information into the hands of scammers. Read on to discover what invitation you should turn down this holiday season.

11/12/2021

In 2020, Amazon was the target of a record number of customer complaints due to delays, missing packages, and damaged items.

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