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With increased attention around recent Bread settlement news, fraudsters may start taking advantage of the moment to target individuals with misleading messages and fake e‑transfer [...]
With increased attention around recent Bread settlement news, fraudsters may start taking advantage of the moment to target individuals with misleading messages and fake e‑transfer [...]
If you are trying to get better with tech, taking time to read what’s on the screen before clicking is one of the easiest ways to build confidence. Many apps explain themselves, but those helpful [...]
Account alerts are a simple but powerful tool for keeping your finances and personal information safe. Most Financial Institutions, email providers, and online services allow you to set up [...]
March is Fraud Prevention Month, a national campaign focused on helping Canadians understand how to recognize, reject, and report fraud. The Canadian Anti‑Fraud Centre (CAFC) plays a key role in [...]
Scammers are impersonating trusted institutions to trick people into handing over their money. It starts with an automated call claiming to be from your financial institution, the police, [...]
Scammers are constantly evolving their tactics, making it more important than ever to stay informed and vigilant. Recently, fraudsters have been using social media to pose as legitimate [...]
We want to alert you to a recent scam targeting Canadians through email and text messages. Fraudsters are sending out fake notifications about the Canada Carbon Tax Rebate, attempting to deceive [...]
We want to alert you to a recent scam targeting Canadians through email and text messages. Fraudsters are sending out fake notifications about the Canada Carbon Tax Rebate, attempting to deceive [...]
Pig butchering scams are similar to romance and cryptocurrency scams. They often start with “accidental” contact through texts, social media, or dating sites. The scammer then persuades the [...]
Provincial police and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre are warning the public about new banking scams. Fraudsters are impersonating financial institutions, claiming that the victim’s bank account [...]
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