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Look for signs that an email might be a scam!

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Look for signs that an email might be a scam!

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1 Does this email request your payment information? 2 Is this email creating a sense of urgency? 3 Does this email contain attachments? 4 Is this email address misleading? 5 Was this email unexpected?

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Scam emails may ask you to log on to an online account with your username and password or to provide other personal information, such as your bank details. Scammers can steal this information and use it to take your money or commit fraud in your name.

Urgency is a powerful psychological manipulation tactic. Scammers make the situation sound urgent, to get you to act quickly. When you feel rushed, you're less likely to take time to analyse the situation or notice red flags.

Scam emails often include an attachment, with an invitation to open it. Attachments may contain virus' that steal your information.

Scammers often use the same logo and a similar email address as the real organisation. Scammers can also copy or disguise their email address behind the email address of an organisation or business to make the scam email look more real. In this example, the email address looks unusual, but is given a familiar label 'Membership Reminder'.

Scam emails are often unexpected and are designed to grab your attention. You can check that an email is real by contacting the organisation directly using contact details you've found yourself, such as from the organisations website or via their official app (never via a link).

 
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