29K views · 270 reactions | Think before you click. Many fraud cases start out as text scams. Remember, NCB will never send you links, ask you to download attachments, or request your personal information via text or email. If you clicked on a link or provided your information, please call our Fraud Hotline at 876-936-4235, or send an email to [email protected]. | NCB Jamaica | Facebook

11 reactions · 24 comments | Be wary of hotel scams this time of year. If you receive an email from your hotel claiming your payment has been unsuccessful, always check before sending any money. To find out more about fraud prevention, head here: https://grp.hsbc/SecurityCentre | HSBC | Facebook

🕵️‍♀️ This Week in Scams: fake steaks, debit card fraud, and a porch pirate twist. 1️⃣ That “0maha Steaks” email? It’s a zero '0"-grade fake. 2️⃣ Scammers love debit cards—73% of fraud attempts hit their mark. 3️⃣ Banks don’t send couriers. If someone tells you to leave your card in the mailbox, shred it instead. Stay smarter than the scam. #ScamOfTheWeek #StayProtected #McAfee #CyberSecurity | McAfee

1.1K views · 65 reactions | Think twice before clicking on a link sent to you via SMS or email claiming to offer you prizes or rewards. Fraudsters send links that appear to be from FNB. If you click on the links, your banking details are requested and used to defraud you. Report fraud at the Security Centre on the FNB App or call 0875759444. Put your safety first with FNB’s fraud prevention tips. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3wfnWTC #FNBSafe | FNB | Facebook

March is Fraud Prevention Month, so we’re talking about a couple of notable claims the SGI Special Investigation Unit examined in 2024. To report suspected fraud, email [email protected] or call 1-800-667-8015, ext. 6887. To report anonymously, call Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. | SGI