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🛡️ Scam Prevention Tip: Fake Job Offers Are on the Rise
Online scammers are luring victims with fraudulent job offers at fake crypto firms or tech companies. They’ll often conduct “interviews” via messaging apps, then request payment for equipment, background checks, or onboarding.Protect Yourself:Legit companies will...
🛡️ SCAM PREVENTION TIP: Don’t Trust—Verify.
Social media scammers often impersonate real professionals or law enforcement agents using fake profiles and AI-generated headshots.Stay Safe:Be cautious of urgent or emotional messagesVerify identities and credentials through official channelsNever share passwords,...
Cryptocurrency for the Patrol Officer Course is now Missouri POST Approved!
Hazah! Cryptocurrency for the Patrol Officer Course is now Missouri POST Approved! Contact us to schedule your class! 2025 Calander is filling up fast!🛡️ Stay One Step Ahead of Cryptocurrency Scams! 🔍Cryptocurrency scams are on the rise, targeting individuals and...
USCryptoCop Training at KLETC Dodge City, Kansas!
February 26th, 08:00-12:00 – Dodge City, Kansas.Register: Cryptocurrency for the Patrol Officer -...
New #USCryptoCop Poker Chip!
What do you think? How do you get one? Schedule a class for your agency!
Unmasking Deception: How Social Media Fuels Modern Scams and Ways to Stay Safe
The Role of Social Media in Facilitating ScamsSocial media platforms have become a double-edged sword in modern society. While they provide unparalleled opportunities for communication, networking, and entertainment, they also serve as fertile ground for scammers to...
Navigating Modern Scams: How to Identify and Protect Yourself from Common Unsolicited Phone and Text Frauds
In today's interconnected world, scams have evolved to exploit our reliance on technology and trust in human communication. Understanding these scams can help you recognize and avoid falling victim to them. This article delves into some of the most common unsolicited...
Essential Steps to Take If You’ve Been Scammed
1. Stop All Communication• Immediate Action: The moment you suspect a scam, immediately cut off all contact. Do not engage or respond, as scammers often use psychological tactics to manipulate victims further.• Block and Report: On platforms like email, phone, or...
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