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Safety tips for unknown calls

Protect yourself from phone scams and unwanted calls by following these safety rules:

Important warning
Phone scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Scammers use advanced techniques to impersonate legitimate organizations and gain victims’ trust.
  • 1
    Never share personal information
    Do not provide your ID number, banking information, or passwords over the phone. Legitimate companies never ask for sensitive data by phone.
  • 2
    Verify caller identity
    Ask for the name, company, and contact details that you can verify independently. Hang up and call back on the organization’s official number.
  • 3
    Do not trust time-limited offers
    Legitimate companies give you time to think. Scammers often create artificial pressure for immediate decision-making.
  • 4
    End suspicious calls
    If you feel uncertain or something seems wrong, simply hang up. You are under no obligation to continue the conversation.
  • 5
    Use call blocking
    Block numbers that bother you with repeated calls. Modern phones have built-in spam call blocking functions.
  • 6
    Do not call back
    Do not call back unknown numbers without verification. They may be premium rate numbers with high charges or other fraudulent schemes. With us, you can easily check if it is a premium number.
  • 7
    Report fraudulent calls
    Share your experiences in our community and alert other users. This way you help protect the whole community from scammers.
  • 8
    Register in the "Do Not Call" list
    Use official services to limit marketing calls. In many countries, there are national consumer protection registers.
  • 9
    Be cautious with banking calls
    Banks usually do not contact clients requesting sensitive information. If suspicious, contact your bank directly through official channels.
  • 10
    Trust your instincts
    If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Your instinct is often your best protection.

Remember: Legitimate organizations never demand immediate disclosure of sensitive data over the phone. Always take time to verify, and if in doubt, consult someone you trust.