Scams continue to evolve, and many are designed to create fear, urgency, and confusion. We are sharing this video to highlight common warning signs and practical steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones from falling victim to fraud. Imposters may claim to be from banks, companies, government agencies, or law enforcement and may pressure you to act quickly or keep the situation secret. 🚨 Law enforcement would never ask you for cash or gift cards to prevent an arrest. Scam calls

Scammers like to use paper checks to make you think you are getting paid, when in reality they are after your money. Here are three fake-check scams to look out for. | AARP

28K views · 86 reactions | Fraudsters will approach you as a bank representative and fill the application form and security cheque using Magic Ink Pen, which will then be altered to withdraw funds. Always fill in the details with your own pen! To report fraudulent activities, visit https://www.uaebf.ae/en/fight-fraud.html #RAKBANK #FightFraud #UAEBF UAE Banks Federation #TogetherAgainstFraud | RAKBANK | Facebook