Small business owner fighting to get back $50K after targeted by bank imposter

The video discusses a scam where a business owner was tricked by someone impersonating a bank official. The scammer used stolen credit card information and spoofed phone numbers to gain trust and access the victim's bank account, resulting in significant financial loss. The victim shares her experience to warn others about the sophisticated tactics used by fraudsters and emphasizes the need for stronger bank protections and personal vigilance.

What tactic do scammers use to make their calls appear legitimate?

• They visit the victim's home.

• They send a letter in the mail.

• They spoof the bank's phone number.

• They use a different language.

What did the scammer do to convince Hunjin they were from Bank of America?

• Read her entire credit card number.

• Visited her in person.

• Offered a free service.

• Sent a confirmation email.

How much money was initially taken from Hunjin's account?

• $5,600

• $56,000

• $13,000

• $2,300

What action did Chase take after the fraud was reported?

• Transferred the funds to another account.

• Increased the account's credit limit.

• Froze the account to prevent further withdrawals.

• Closed the account permanently.

What advice does Hunjin give to others to avoid falling victim to scams?

• Hang up and call your bank directly.

• Always trust the caller.

• Ignore all bank communications.

• Share your information freely.