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Fraud Susceptibility Test

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Name

Do you regularly update the software and applications on your devices?

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

None

You receive a call from someone claiming to be from your mobile network provider, offering a significant discount on your monthly bill if you switch to a prepaid plan. They ask for your account password to make the switch. What do you do?

Provide the password to get the discount.

Thank the caller and say you will consider the offer.

Refuse to provide any details and verify the offer by calling your provider’s official customer service number.

None

Do you provide your banking details over the phone to individuals claiming to be from your bank?

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

None

You are approached by someone on the street claiming to be collecting donations for a local orphanage and they show you a badge and documentation. They ask for cash, or they can swipe your card using their portable POS. How do you proceed?

Donate using your card to help the orphanage

Politely decline and find the orphanage online to make a donation directly.

Give them cash instead of using the card.

None

A pop-up ad on your computer claims that you have won a free latest iPhone for being the 1,000,000th visitor to the site and asks you to enter your details to claim the prize. How should you handle this?

Enter your details to claim the iPhone.

Close the pop-up and ignore the ad.

Share the link with friends so they can try to win too.

None

If contacted about an outstanding utility bill that you are unaware of, would you make a payment over the phone without verifying the claim?

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

None

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