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05/20/2026

Your face is your wallet now. But what happens when it's stolen? 👇

04/14/2026

🚨 Beware of Phone Scams! 🚨

Scammers are getting creative with their tricks, and it's crucial to stay informed. Our latest ScamBrief newsletter dives into three scams hitting phones right now:

1️⃣ Fake Apple Pay Alerts: Don't fall for phony charges.
2️⃣ Expiring Rewards Points: Your points aren't expiring, but your security might be at risk.
3️⃣ Blocked Accounts: That "Your Account Is Blocked" text is a scam!

These scams are designed to look real, but they're just different costumes for the same trick. The FTC has issued warnings, and it's important to stay vigilant.

Want to know how to spot these scams and protect yourself? Check out our latest issue for a detailed breakdown and practical tips.

Read more here: https://www.scambrief.com/p/three-scams-hitting-phones-right-now

Stay safe and informed with ScamBrief - your go-to source for understanding the latest scams without the jargon or scare tactics.

🚨 Beware of Scammers Exploiting the Iran Conflict! 🚨The FTC has issued an urgent alert about new scams taking advantage ...
03/31/2026

🚨 Beware of Scammers Exploiting the Iran Conflict! 🚨

The FTC has issued an urgent alert about new scams taking advantage of the Iran conflict. Here's what you need to know to protect yourself and your loved ones.

🔍 Scam of the Week: Iran Conflict Bank Fraud Texts
Scammers are sending texts or calls pretending to be from your bank, claiming suspicious charges from Iran. They then transfer you to someone posing as an FTC officer to "verify" your banking details. Remember, government agencies will NEVER ask for your financial info!

🛑 Red Flag Decoder: Unclaimed Funds Scams
Be cautious of messages promising unclaimed funds. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

🚨 Marketplace Alert: Fake Charities
Scammers are setting up fake charities to steal your donations. Always verify before you give.

💔 Inbox Danger Zone: "Deployed to Iran" Romance Scams
Be wary of online romances claiming to be deployed in Iran. These are often scams to tug at your heartstrings and wallet.

Stay informed and protect yourself from these scams. For more details, check out the full article on ScamBrief: https://www.scambrief.com/p/scammers-are-exploiting-the-iran-conflict-here-s-how

Stay safe and share this with friends and family to spread awareness! 💡

03/21/2026

👋 Welcome to ScamBrief — We’re So Glad You’re Here.

You know that feeling when your mom texts you a screenshot and asks, “Is this real?”

Yeah. We built this page for that exact moment.

ScamBrief is your go-to spot for the latest scams making the rounds, explained in plain English, no tech degree required. Every week we break down what’s trending, what to watch for, and exactly what to do if something feels off.

No scare tactics. No confusing jargon. Just clear, honest info that actually helps.

Scammers are getting smarter. Fake bank alerts, phony package texts, AI voice calls that sound exactly like your grandkid. But here’s the thing: once you know what to look for, you can spot them a mile away. And that’s what we’re here for.

Follow this page and you’ll always be one step ahead.

And if you ever get a weird text, email, or call and you’re just not sure? Head over to ScamRank.com. Paste it in and you’ll get an instant Trust Signal. Green means go, red means stop. It takes about 10 seconds. You can start with 3 free scans a month, no credit card needed.

Hit Follow and drop a 👋 in the comments. Tell us where you’re from and what kind of scams you’ve been seeing lately. We’d love to know.

Stay ahead of scams. That’s what we do here.

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