02/09/2026
It’s time for another as we uncover the warning signs of a phishing scam.
🚩 Sign No. 7: It Sounds Too Good to Be True
Scammers often use unbelievable prizes, exclusive deals or unexpected rewards to tempt you into clicking a malicious link or sharing sensitive information.
Before responding:
*Pause and think before clicking.
*Verify the offer through the company’s official website or contact details.
*Never provide passwords, banking details or personal information to claim a prize.
*Trust your instincts, if an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.
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