“Statistics reveal that more people are falling victim to online scams. One demographic particularly affected by this issue is the elderly. Older homeowners with healthy financial savings, decent credit scores – and a trusting nature – often find themselves targeted by scammers.”1
Learn more about what you can do by clicking on the buttons below…
You just received an email, a call, or a computer pop-up. How can you tell if it’s valid?
Evil offshore criminals love to prey on trusting, unsuspecting older people. Senior victims of fraud lost an average of $34,000 per person in 2023.2
√ Check First! Fraud Prevention gives you advice on possible fraud attempts when you need it.
How it works
– Subscribe to Check First! Fraud Prevention
– Check with us when you need advice
– We’ll tell you if its fake or real
– We’ll help you report the incident to the appropriate governmental agencies
Benefits
– Peace of mind – a fraud prevention specialist is ready to help you when needed
– Reduce the likelihood of being a victim
Check First! Fraud Prevention service includes:
– Check First! hotline available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
– Check First! fraud reference sheet
– Elder fraud prevention class (on demand)
– Annual (discounted fee) or monthly fee options
Did someone steal your identity? Or did someone steal your money online?
Financial fraud and identity theft is scary, confusing, and overwhelming. “What do I do now?” “How do I get this fixed?”
Senior Fraud Remediation service helps to quickly resolve your fraud issues. We’ll guide you through the steps to get you back on your feet again.
How it works
– Call us for an initial consultation (no cost)
– We’ll provide you with a proposed remediation plan and an estimation of costs
– Then we’ll work together to resolve your issues
Benefits
– Help from a fraud remediation professional
– Confidential and nonjudgmental
– No need to hassle family members or friends
– Our process includes steps recommended by IdentityTheft.gov (Federal Trade Commission)
– We also help you report the incident to the appropriate governmental agencies
Contact us for a free initial consultation. We look forward to hearing from you.
1. comparitech https://www.comparitech.com/identity-theft-protection/senior-scam-statistics/
2. FBI https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/elder-fraud-in-focus#:~:text=Elder%20fraud%20is%20an%20expensive%20crime.%20Scams%20targeting,lost%20%2433%2C915%20due%20to%20these%20crimes%20in%202023.
