What should you do if you receive a suspicious email, text, call or social media outreach to avoid fraud?
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Busey Bank
“Fraudsters have been known to impersonate employees with financial institutions, utility companies, technology firms, law enforcement and more to gain access to your credentials and/or request a money transfer. They will often use pressure tactics filled with a sense of urgency, as well.”
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