#email_scams

On this episode of *Scam DamNation*, host Lillian Cauldwell exposes a new scheme orchestrated by Chinese criminal gangs. The scam targets users of electronic devices, particularly Apple and Android, with messages claiming an unpaid toll road bill. These messages threaten that failure to pay will result in fines or the loss of your driver’s license. Don’t be fooled—it’s a fraudulent ploy to steal your personal and financial information. Stay calm, stay vigilant, and always think before you act!

In today’s episode of *Scam DamNation* with host Lillian Cauldwell, Ms. Cauldwell explores the myriad of scams targeting unwary Comcast users. These schemes often involve scammers misusing Xfinity's logo and return email address to deceive victims into paying without question. Leveraging the Xfinity forum, Ms. Cauldwell sheds light on the tactics scammers employ to siphon money from unsuspecting customers while avoiding detection. Since the advent of AI, scammers have grown increasingly sophisticated in their methods of exploiting people’s trust. Tune in, take notes, and arm yourself against these fraudsters who seek to profit by scamming their way to easy money.

In today's episode of Scam DamNation, host Lillian S. Cauldwell explores the latest email fraud scheme. How do these scammers operate? They hack into a victim’s email account and obtain wiring instructions. By creating a rule in Outlook to bypass the victim and directly reach the banker, they manage to redirect funds to their account. Fortunately, the bank notified the victim about the suspicious activity and halted further withdrawals when she reported it. Think this couldn't happen to you? Think again. This is a disturbingly common tactic among scammers. Tune into today's episode to learn how to safeguard your personal and business banking accounts from email fraud.

In today's episode of Scam DamNation, hosted by Lillian S. Cauldwell, we'll delve into the four crucial steps you can take to protect yourself from online Scams and hackers in the new year of 2025. Just when you thought the new year could bring better times, it becomes evident that hackers and scammers are still alive and well.   And if you think you're safe, think again—we'll be discussing the notorious 2024 hack of the U.S. Department of the Treasury by Chinese operatives. Sources close to the Treasury have revealed that even the U.S. government isn't immune to tech troubles. So, pay close attention. Small-time criminals are always on the lookout, ready to scam you and steal your hard-earned money, regardless of whether you believe it could happen to you or not. Learn how to protect yourself this year, because next year will bring new challenges!

In the latest episode of Scam DamNation, host Lillian Cauldwell offers advice on safeguarding yourself against phishing emails from unknown senders. She shares these tips hoping that listeners will note them and adhere strictly to protect themselves from those aiming to blackmail or extort money emotionally. Among these tips, some are straightforward, such as not clicking on suspicious links which can lead to real harm. Before reacting, she advises taking a moment to breathe deeply, compose oneself, and assess whether the information presented genuinely applies to you or is randomly acquired and used for blackmail.

In the latest episode of Scam DamNation, host Lillian Cauldwell explains how to obtain identity theft protection after it has been compromised. Stay tuned to learn the essential steps to safeguard their identity and personal information after it has been stolen, including actions to take when someone makes unauthorized purchases or transactions in your name.

In the latest episode of Scam Dam Nation, host Lillian Cauldwell explores the necessary defenses against scammers, whether encountered through phone, text, video, or chat. She probes why we let strangers bypass our common sense and street smarts, compelling us to hand over personal and financial details to people we've just met or never heard of. She questions our naivety in trusting that strangers have our best interests at heart and examines what makes us vulnerable to such invasions of our privacy, leading to the loss of our hard-earned money. The discussion acknowledges that while older individuals are common targets, professionals are not exempt from these scams. Cauldwell challenges the notion that we might be living in a modern 'wild west', where instead of facing physical threats, we are seduced by flattering words into relinquishing personal and business information.  She seeks to explain how we are inadvertently aiding in the breakdown of our defenses.

In this Scam Dam Nation episode, Host Lillian Cauldwell will provide much-needed relief to those who were scammed and want to remain out of the public spotlight. In one of Ms. Cauldwell's former episodes, a viewer wrote in with much-needed information about where you can get help from the people (man or woman) who scammed them. 👉👉 So, your Call 2 Action is to contact me and make a BIG difference, email Lillian Cauldwell at [email protected], and come out of the Scammed Closet!