Families Cannot Tell Scams From Legitimate Messages in Time
Phone, text, email and payment scams reach people, especially older relatives, faster than they can judge them. Family members often learn of a scam only after money is lost. Checking a suspicious message or payment before acting is hard without expertise.
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