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The scam-check card: how to spot a scam message when there are no typos

The scam-check card from our reel on the FBI's warning that AI-written scam messages have proper spelling and grammar: three checks (sender, rush, what it asks for), what to do instead of tapping, what to do if you already did, and where to report, with FBI and FTC sources.

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The scam-check card: how to spot a scam message when there are no typos

The scam-check card from our reel on the FBI's warning that AI-written scam messages have proper spelling and grammar: three checks (sender, rush, what it asks for), what to do instead of tapping, what to do if you already did, and where to report, with FBI and FTC sources.

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  • What the FBI said in May and December 2024, and what it does and does not show
  • The three checks in full: who really sent it, is it rushing you, what does it ask for
  • What to do instead of tapping, plus a copy-and-paste reply to a money request from a friend
  • What to do if you already tapped, replied or paid, by payment method (FTC steps)
  • Where to report (ReportFraud.ftc.gov, 7726) and a one-page checklist, with sources

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