The caller uses social media to find out some details that make the story convincing.

The real motive might be to get money or to obtain personal banking information.

Another type of computer fraud is known as “phishing”, or trying to obtain financial information by impersonating a bank employee.

This kind of deception seems so real that people often respond to it and give away their financial and personal information.

We also see men and women who con people by calling them on the phone to offer amazing prizes.

After they impress people, they ask for their banking information saying that they can put prize money directly into their accounts.

You can then contact the company yourself to learn whether or not you have reason to be suspicious.

Technology has made it easier for people to trick you with fake deals and requests for information.

Fortunately, there are organizations that can help you identify and report fraud and make sure you are being treated honestly.

Which statement is false about consequences?

Which statement is false about identity theft?

Which statement is false about Computer Fraud?

Which statement is false about Internet fraud?