
Account Suspension
A fake message claiming your account will be suspended unless you take action.
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Scam examples
Explore illustrative messages, calls and online scenarios to see how scams can appear in everyday life. Learn the warning signs and what to check before you respond.
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A fake message claiming your account will be suspended unless you take action.
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An unexpected delivery message asks you to pay a fee or confirm details.
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A supposed bank warning pressures you to share details or move money.
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A convincing appeal asks for donations through an unverified person or website.
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An unexpected refund offer asks you to provide personal or payment details.
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A tempting job offer leads to upfront fees or requests for sensitive information.
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Someone takes over your mobile number to try to access your accounts.
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A buying or selling conversation leads to misleading deals or payment requests.
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A renewal notice pushes you to pay for a fake service or share details.
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A caller or pop-up claims your device needs urgent repairs or remote access.
See this exampleIf you have sent money or shared your details, find practical advice on the steps you can take next.