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FBI IC3"Government agent" calls.Callers claim to be FBI, police, or court officials, say you are tied to a crime or must "help with an investigation," or threaten arrest over missed jury duty or an expiring license. Real agents never demand payment by phone or text. FBI reports about 61,000 complaints and $1.6 billion lost between Jan 2025 and Jul 2026.
CommonBank "fraud department" calls.They know part of your card number and ask you to read a code or "move your money to a safe account." Hang up and call the number on the back of your card.
CommonFake virus pop-ups and "refund" calls.They want to connect to your computer. Never let anyone in. They leave tools behind.
CommonFamily emergency calls (voices can be faked by AI).Hang up and call your relative on their own saved number.
FTCFake QR codes on parking meters.Scammers stick their own QR code over the real one. Type the parking website or use the official app.
FTCHealth insurance and Medicare sign-up scams.Open enrollment season. Scammers pay to appear at the top of search results. Go to medicare.gov by typing it yourself.
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