Scam Awareness Quiz

What do scammers impersonate in IRS imposter scams?

• Bank officials

• Government officials

• Charity workers

• Insurance agents

What is a common warning given to avoid IRS scams?

• The IRS will never contact through email

• The IRS will offer free services

• The IRS will send free gifts

• The IRS will provide free consultations

What might happen to seniors who purchase a term life policy?

• They receive a discount.

• Their policy is switched to a more expensive one.

• They get free health insurance.

• Their policy is canceled immediately.

What do scammers often ask for in Medicare scams?

• Bank account details.

• Social Security number.

• Home address.

• Employment history.

What should seniors do if they suspect a life insurance scam?

• Ignore the communication.

• Verify the communication by calling the insurance company.

• Provide their policy number.

• Cancel their policy immediately.

What should you or seniors do to protect your Social Security number?

• Share it with trusted friends and families

• Keep it protected

• Use it for online shopping

• Write it down in public places

How do scammers often initiate Sweetheart Scams?

• By offering free vacations

• By stealing pictures and creating fake profiles

• By sending fake job offers

• By offering free medical services

What can provide easy access to personal information for identity theft?

• Locked safes

• Mailboxes and recycling cans

• Secure online accounts

• Personal diaries

What is a common tactic used by fraudsters in Sweetheart Scams?

• Offering free medical check-ups

• Creating emergencies to request money

• Providing free travel tickets

• Offering high-paying jobs

What is a key step in preventing identity theft?

• Sharing your passwords

• Keeping personal information secure

• Using public Wi-Fi for banking

• Writing down your PINs