Learn to Protect Yourself

Fake tech support calls, robocalls, pop-up warnings, and phone scams that create urgency to steal your money or access your computer.

Criminals posing as government agencies, your bank, law enforcement, or even family members. They use fear and authority to pressure you.

Fake online relationships designed to build trust before asking for money. Includes “pig butchering” investment schemes.

Fake Medicare card renewals, “free” medical equipment offers, and insurance fraud that target seniors specifically.

Fake investment opportunities, cryptocurrency schemes, lottery wins, and Ponzi schemes that promise unrealistic returns.

Stealing your personal information to open accounts, file tax returns, or make purchases in your name.