Product Video: Brinks - Informational
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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these days, it pays to know how to keep your information close to you, especially when it comes to protecting your money. That's because every day there are people trying to find ways into your account. Many times, criminals don't even have to try to get information. All they have to do is ask you. It's called fishing. Fishing is when a fraudster contacts you through email, by phone or through text message, pretending to be a legitimate business. Then they ask you to provide information like your online account, log in and password your card number or pin even your Social Security number. You might think that you would never give out your information to someone like this, but it is estimated that 1.2 million people give their information out to a criminal every year in the United States. You can avoid being one of them by recognizing these scams. Never give your information out toe. Anyone who contacts you out of the blue always use the phone number or Web address on the back of your card to contact us. Make sure your password isn't easy to figure out. Use a combination of letters, numbers and symbols also never use the same long and information on your financial accounts that you do on other accounts like email or shopping sites. Finally, report suspicious activity by calling the number on the back of your card. Not only does this help protect you, but it helps protect others as well. Remember, we will not call text or email to ask you for your personal information. Unless you have requested a callback. Be aware of fishing and protect your information so that you can avoid being the next victim. For more information on keeping your information secure, go to Brinks pre paid mastercard dot com forward slash be alert.