5. Scams and Identity Theft - Spell it!

When someone steals uses your personal identifying information and pretends to be you.

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A scam is a trick designed to ? you out of your money.

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To protect yourself online you should have a ? password, meaning it should have a combination of upper and lower case letters and numbers.

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If a web address has a padlock, then it is a ? website.

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You should make sure that your computer has a ? protector on it.

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A scam may trick you, by promising you w?.

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If a scammer gets access to your password, they may be able to ? funds from your bank account.

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If you ? an email from someone that you do not know and it contains spelling errors, then you should delete it.

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Two-factor ? is an added layer of protection that requires a password along with a second method of verifying your identity.

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With your personal information scammers can purchase both cheap and ? goods in your name.

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