Precautions for Push-notifications

• under no circumstances should you follow so-called “telephone instructions” from individuals claiming to represent banks, brokerage firms, investment companies, or law enforcement agencies regarding taking out loans, selling property, or transferring your funds to so-called secure accounts. Law-enforcement agencies do not carry out special operations via phone calls;
• do not disclose your personal information, banking details, card expiration dates, CVV codes, transfer receipts, SMS codes, or security words to anyone — even if they claim to be bank employees, police officers, or other officials;
• do not install any mobile applications on your phone at the request of unauthorized individuals — such apps may grant fraudsters access to your device;
• when purchasing goods or services, never share your personal data with unknown or unverified websites or platforms. Never make an advance payment before verifying the offer and the seller. Whenever possible, negotiate payment to be made upon receipt of the goods;
• do not invest money in questionable or unverified investment projects. Before investing, it's essential to thoroughly research the stock market and verify the legitimacy of the specific project you're considering;
• never click on payment links received via spam emails, unknown contacts, or suspicious pop-up windows. Scammers often ask victims to click on payment links that are actually phishing attempts.