Check the sender
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A slower, safer way to check suspicious messages.
Preview a plain-English checklist for texts and emails that ask you to click fast, reply fast, or share private details.
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Why it works
The checklist slows the moment down.
Most risky messages depend on speed. This page gives people a repeatable habit before acting on a text or email.
Use the official route
Open the company app or website directly instead of using the message link.
Know what not to share
One-time codes, private account details, and payment details do not belong in replies.
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The first four checks.
These are the steps a reader can use before touching a link in a message.
- 01Do not tap the link in the message.
- 02Look at the sender and ask whether the message expected.
- 03Open the official app or type the website yourself.
- 04If money, private account details, or codes are involved, stop and verify another way.
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