Chapter 5 Lesson 5 Protecting Yourself as a Consumer

What is card fraud?

• When someone uses your card number without your permission

• When you forget your card PIN

• When you lose your card

• When you use your card to make a purchase

What should you do if you notice a card reader looks worn or loose at a gas station?

• Use your card anyway

• Use cash or opt for a different pump

• Ignore it and continue with your transaction

• Report it to the police immediately

Which of the following is NOT a common type of fraud?

• Mail fraud

• Driver’s license fraud

• Internet fraud

• Grocery store fraud

What is a safe practice when making online purchases?

• Use public Wi-Fi to make purchases

• Only buy from websites that start with "HTTP"

• Use a password-protected internet connection

• Store your debit card information on all websites

What should you do if you suspect your mail has been tampered with?

• Ignore it

• Contact your bank and the sender to freeze your accounts

• Throw the mail away

• Wait for the next mail delivery

What is a card skimmer?

• A device that cleans your card

• A device that reads your card information illegally

• A type of credit card

• A protective cover for your card

What should you do if you lose your debit card?

• Wait a few days to see if it turns up

• Immediately report it to your bank

• Do nothing and hope for the best

• Use someone else's card in the meantime

What is a sign that a website is secure for online shopping?

• The website has a colorful design

• The web address starts with "HTTPS"

• The website has many advertisements

• The website loads very quickly

What is the best way to protect yourself from generosity rip-offs?

• Donate to any charity that asks for money

• Thoroughly check out a charity before donating

• Never donate to any charity

• Only donate to charities that call you directly

What should you do if you notice an unusual purchase on your bank account?

• Ignore it and hope it goes away

• Contact your bank immediately

• Wait to see if it happens again

• Assume it was a mistake and do nothing