It’s an all-too-common scenario these days: You’re scrolling through social media when a message or connection request comes in. The person wants to chat or get your advice.
Are they for real? Or is this the start of a scam?
Unfortunately, according to the Wall Street Journal article below, the latter is more likely, because personalized schemes are on the rise. Trouble is, it is harder than ever to know whether that person showing up in your messages is real or not.
The single best step to determine someone’s identity online and protect yourself is to slow down. Don’t rush to respond. Instead do some vetting, and I can help with that. Working together, we can protect and maintain our real connection where you can ask questions and I’ll share insights and education to keep you pursuing all your financial dreams and goals. Is it time for a check-in?
Be sure to check out the following news to know, along with tips to protect yourself and your money online. Let me know what you think – for real.
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