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Yes, scammers use e-signature services like DocuSign to send emails with malicious links
Scams
Yes, scammers do try to impersonate AT&T and many other companies in text messages
Scammers may offer prizes, claim there are issues with your accounts or notify you of delivery updates in attempts to get you to click on phony links.
Scams
No, the US government won’t send you unsolicited texts about stimulus payments
Government agencies won’t send unsolicited texts about COVID-19 stimulus payments or anything else that asks for personal information or money.
Scams
Yes, scammers are making fake unclaimed stimulus check websites
“The IRS will not call, text you, email you, or contact you on social media asking for personal or bank account information,” said FTC attorney Seena Gressin.
National
Yes, the letter from President Biden mailed to stimulus payment recipients is real
Notices with a White House letterhead and President Biden’s signature have been mailed to recipients of the latest round of stimulus payments.
Scams
Yes, scammers do try to impersonate AT&T and many other companies in text messages
Scammers may offer prizes, claim there are issues with your accounts or notify you of delivery updates in attempts to get you to click on phony links.
Scams
No, the US government won’t send you unsolicited texts about stimulus payments
Government agencies won’t send unsolicited texts about COVID-19 stimulus payments or anything else that asks for personal information or money.
Scams
Yes, scammers are making fake unclaimed stimulus check websites
“The IRS will not call, text you, email you, or contact you on social media asking for personal or bank account information,” said FTC attorney Seena Gressin.
National
Yes, the letter from President Biden mailed to stimulus payment recipients is real
Notices with a White House letterhead and President Biden’s signature have been mailed to recipients of the latest round of stimulus payments.
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