US EditionBank impersonation scams target businesses: how you can stay protected
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Bank impersonation scams target businesses: how you can stay protected
Recently, two commercial clients in different states fell victim to a fraudulent scheme that resulted in financial losses. The incidents involved phone calls that appeared to come from their bank's fraud department. Caller ID showed the correct bank name, adding credibility to the call.During the conversation, the caller asked clients to confirm certain charges on their accounts. When the clients denied authorizing these charges, they were told …
Those who want to scam us out of our money are capable of anything, including changing the phone number to scam us in the name of a bank customer service we know. We show you what can be suspicious and what we can do about it.
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