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Fraud disclaimer

We are committed to ensuring the security, safety, and integrity of our services. We take all necessary measures to prevent and detect fraudulent activities. However, we cannot be held liable for any fraudulent activities that occur due to unauthorized access, cyberattacks, identity theft, or similar events.

By staying vigilant and adopting these habits, you can greatly reduce the risk of falling victim to fraud.

By using our services, you acknowledge and agree that:

1. Account security: You are solely responsible for maintaining the security and confidentiality of your account, login credentials, and personal information. Any actions performed through your account are assumed to be authorized by you unless otherwise reported to us immediately.

2. Fraudulent activities: We reserve the right to take appropriate action in the event of suspected fraudulent activity, including suspending or terminating accounts, blocking transactions, and reporting illegal activities to the relevant authorities.

3. Prevention: While we strive to prevent fraud, we cannot guarantee that all fraudulent activities will be detected or prevented. It is essential to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities promptly.

4. Third party liability: We are not responsible for any losses or damages arising from fraudulent activities carried out by third parties, including unauthorized third-party vendors, partners, or individuals accessing your account.

5. Notification: In case of suspected fraud, you must notify us immediately through our official customer service channels. Prompt reporting helps minimize potential damages and allows us to investigate the matter thoroughly.

By continuing to use our services, you acknowledge that you understand and accept these terms. If you have any concerns or believe you may have been a victim of fraud, please contact our support team immediately.

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Fraud safety

Staying safe from fraud involves being cautious, staying informed, and practicing smart habits in both the digital and physical world. Here are some practical tips to protect yourself from different types of fraud:

1. Protect your personal information

Shred sensitive documents: Shred bills, bank statements, and any personal papers you no longer need.

Don’t share personal information: Be cautious when sharing details like social security numbers, credit card info, and passwords.

Use strong passwords: Create unique, complex passwords for each account. Use a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols, and enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) wherever possible.

Watch out for phishing: Don’t click on links in unsolicited emails or messages, especially from unknown sources. Always verify the sender before responding or clicking on links.

2. Be careful online

Monitor bank and credit card statements: Regularly check your accounts for any unauthorized transactions. Set up alerts for transactions above a certain amount.

Avoid public Wi-Fi for sensitive transactions: Public Wi-Fi networks can be insecure. Use a virtual private network (VPN) when accessing sensitive information.

Use trusted websites: Only shop on secure, reputable websites. Look for “https” in the URL and a padlock symbol in the address bar to ensure the website is secure.

Don’t fall for too good to be true deals: Scammers often use fake offers to lure victims. Be cautious of any deal that seems too good to be true.

3. Watch for common fraud schemes

Phishing: Fraudsters impersonate legitimate organizations (banks, government agencies, etc.) to steal your personal information. Be skeptical of unsolicited emails, phone calls, or texts asking for sensitive data.

Identity theft: Keep your personal data private, especially on social media. Be wary of sharing too many personal details online.

Investment scams: Be cautious about unsolicited investment offers, particularly those promising high returns with little risk.

Online shopping fraud: Stick to trusted platforms like Amazon, eBay, or well-known retailers. Be wary of fake websites that mimic reputable stores.

Job scams: Watch out for fake job offers that ask for upfront fees or personal information.

4. Monitor your credit

Check your credit report regularly: Check for any unusual activity or accounts you don’t recognize.

Place a fraud alert or credit freeze: If you think you’re a victim of identity theft, place a fraud alert or freeze your credit to prevent unauthorized account openings.

5. Be wary of unsolicited calls or emails

Don’t share sensitive information over the phone: If you get a call claiming to be from a bank or government agency, hang up and call back using the official phone number on their website or your statement.

Verify unknown callers: Scammers often use spoofed numbers to make it look like a legitimate call. Be cautious, especially if they ask for money or personal information.

Government scams: Be suspicious if someone claims to be from the government and demands payment or personal details immediately.

6. Report fraud immediately

Report suspected fraud: If you suspect you've fallen victim to fraud, report it to your bank or credit card company immediately. If necessary, file a report with your local police or a consumer protection agency.

Freeze accounts: If your identity is stolen, freeze your bank accounts or credit cards.

7. Stay informed

Follow trusted sources: Keep up to date with common scams and fraud techniques. Many consumer protection organizations offer alerts about the latest fraud trends.

Learn about different types of fraud: Understanding what to watch out for, like romance scams, lottery frauds, or tech support scams, can help you recognize them more easily.

8. Secure your devices

Use antivirus software: Protect your devices from malware and viruses with up to date antivirus software.

Keep software updated: Ensure your operating system, apps, and browsers are updated regularly to patch any vulnerabilities.

Avoid clicking on suspicious links: Be careful when downloading files or clicking on links, especially from unfamiliar sources.