Better Business Bureau shares tips on how to avoid bank scams
“Once you click the link, you may be asked for personal information, such as verifying your address or PIN,” explains Bates. “Never give anyone your PIN number. Instead, contact your financial institution directly using a known phone number to ask if there is an issue with your account that could have prompted that text message.”
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