A guide to preventing fraud for seniors: How to identify phone calls, text messages, emails, and door-to-door sales?
Let's start with a question: Do you have any elders in your family who receive a phone call from a stranger saying, "Your medical insurance card was illegally reimbursed in another city and will be frozen immediately," and in their panic, give out their ID number and bank card number? Or do they receive a text message saying, "You have an unclaimed pension subsidy; click the link to fill in your information," only to find that instead of receiving the money, their pension funds have been transferred out of their account?