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5 Most Common Holiday Scams to Watch Out For

It’s the most wonderful time of the year and the holiday spirit-o-meter is at its highest. People are more into giving, they are more generous but also more trusting, falling victim to…

How to protect yourself

Apart from the email shipment scam, you may receive a notice asking you to phone so-called delivery companies and provide information regarding your credit card, or Social Security number. Before you do that, verify if there are any valid web addresses and tracking numbers.

When it comes to emails regarding problematic deliveries, check the website directly instead of clicking on the link in the email.

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