On 5/23/2024 at 9:10 AM, Elashry said:

انا زهقت من مجموعة المتصلين الغير مرغوب فيهم من جميع انحاء مصر وخارج مصر 

Hi

On 5/23/2024 at 6:31 PM, Lisamilla said:

Never ever answer a caller with a 'Yes'... always find something like " i confirm, i acknowledge..." just find something that does not have a yes in it. They use your voice to open accounts and to tap into your account using your 'Yes'.... 

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On 5/23/2024 at 9:13 AM, Mzie said:

Scam is real we have to be aware everytime because even if you know there are Scammers around you they will scam you though 

Safety follow

On 5/23/2024 at 6:31 PM, Lisamilla said:

Never ever answer a caller with a 'Yes'... always find something like " i confirm, i acknowledge..." just find something that does not have a yes in it. They use your voice to open accounts and to tap into your account using your 'Yes'.... 

Hi dear

On 5/14/2024 at 7:18 PM, RohitG said:

 

Hello TrueTalks Community,

 

In today’s digital age, scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making it crucial for us to stay informed and vigilant. At Truecaller, we are committed to helping our community stay safe from scams. In this thread, we will highlight some of the top scams you should be aware of, and we invite you to share your personal experiences with scams. By sharing our stories, we can help each other stay protected.

Top Scams to Watch Out For:

1. Phishing Scams:

   • Scammers pose as legitimate organizations and ask for personal information via email, phone, or text.

   • Common tactics include fake login pages, urgent requests for password resets, or fake alerts from banks or online services.
      

2. Tech Support Scams:

   • Fraudsters call or pop-up messages claiming to be tech support from well-known companies.

   • They might ask you to install software that gives them remote access to your device or demand payment for fake services.
      

3. Lottery and Prize Scams:

   • You receive notifications claiming you’ve won a lottery or prize, but you need to pay a fee to claim it.

   • These often come with official-looking documents or websites to appear legitimate.
      

4. Investment Scams:

   • Promises of high returns with little or no risk, often involving cryptocurrency or stock market investments.

   • Be wary of unsolicited offers and always do thorough research before investing.
      

5. Emergency Scams:

   • Scammers call claiming that a loved one is in trouble, such as being involved in an accident and request immediate money transfer.

   • Examples include:

     • "Your son has met with an accident and needs immediate surgery. Please send money now."

     • "Your relative has been arrested and needs bail money."

     • "A friend is stranded in a foreign country and needs funds for a flight back home."

Share Your Scam Stories:

Have you ever encountered a scam attempt? How did you recognize it and what steps did you take to protect yourself? Sharing your experience can help others identify and avoid similar scams. Let’s use this thread to raise awareness and support each other in staying safe.

 

Feel free to share:

• The type of scam you faced.

• How the scammer approached you.

• What signs made you realize it was a scam.

• Any tips or advice you have for others.

 

Together, we can create a safer community by learning from each other’s experiences.

 

Stay safe and stay informed!

Thank you Truecaller 🙂

As I got saved by a banking spam & fraud as the spammer tried his best to get all my info but I got alert but when he insisted to put money in the account to start my new bank account. 

But Truecaller saved my life in getting into this trickier situation. 

 

Now as I got Assistant feature in Premium membership, it's really safe & secure now.

 

Thanks Truecaller from Dilse❤

 

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On 5/16/2024 at 5:46 PM, Agnes L said:

For some reason, people like to try to scam me. I get them on Instagram, WhatsApp, and through regular SMS.

 

One of my favorite ones is when I'm offered a new job! These scams are easy to spot as they always reach out from companies with long weird names. So I turn my scam mode on.

I have some amazing titles nowadays thanks to this.

Listen to this: Merchandise Maintainer. My job purpose: To maintain the products of merchants on major online shopping platforms. 
 

I always play along with the scammer, having long conversations, telling them the links don't work, negotiating for a salary increase, a promotion, or stocks in the company. After a while, they get frustrated and stop responding. I see it as me keeping them busy from scamming someone else.

 

 

You do great! 

 

Hey ,this one is also interesting 

 

Já recebi uma ligação de um suposto primo distante. Na ligação ele dizia: "Adivinha quem é. Eu moro bem longe". Logo percebi que era golpe, dei um nome bem fantasioso e ele confirmou ser a pessoa. Disse que estava de visita em meu Estado, porém ele alegou problemas com o veículo na estrada.

 

Na conversa ele disse que a visita seria surpresa, mas o imprevisto com o carro havia estragado os planos dele e que naquele momento precisava da minha ajuda. Eu deixei a conversa fluir na mesma empolgação que o golpista só para ver até onde ele iria.

 

Ele informou que precisava de um guincho e mencionou estar na rodovia. O que o golpista não imaginava é que eu trabalho na rodovia que ele mencionou e no momento eu estava exatamente dentro de um posto policial. E foi muito engraçado eu solicitando no rádio imagens das câmeras e a intervenção do guincho no local (meu colega de trabalho e eu mudamos a canaleta de transmissão para fingir a conversa via rádio). O golpista desligou o telefone e quando eu retornei a ligação ele ignorou.

 

No meu trabalho essa história ainda rende muitas risadas.

نتمنى استفادة من هذا تطييق

Safe

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Thanks for blue type me please 

 

 

hello

 

موضوع مهم 

On LinkedIn, my account was hacked, and someone updated the entire profile for a "tourism hotel manager" and a gorgeous girl as picture, and started to add hotels managers and high profile guys, then sent them conversations, even with trivial topics (like what kind of coffe drinks, etc) for social engineering.. watch out

Hi

I lost 6k to an investment scam, it was a terrible experience until a colleague told me about Oliveconsult. online. I was able to recover part of my money

If one is never scammed he or she won't understand the good job you guys are doing here.Thanks I appreciate i appreciate.