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Keeping It Real How To Avoid Phone Scams While spam calls were once an unstoppable plague, apps like Truecaller can detect and stop While calling an unknown number back may be tempting, you may be playing right into a scammer's Unpaid toll scams are on the rise, according to the FBI The agency has received more than 2,000 complaints since March Unpaid toll scams are classified as smishing, whereby bad actors use text Even the Bitcoin machine where she deposited the money had a warning, in big red letters, to beware of scams and fraud But Cotelingham, who received the calls on her first day of a medical leave of Earlier in July, a Ferrari executive was flooded with a barrage of WhatsApp messages that appeared to come from his boss, the carmaker's CEO, Benedetto Vigna Suspicious of the flurry of messages from
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