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Fraud Susceptibility Test

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

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

None

When approached by charities or individuals requesting donations, especially during emergencies, do you verify their legitimacy before donating?

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

None

You find a job posting that offers a lucrative salary for very little work and requests your CV, a photo, and an 'application processing fee'. What is the appropriate action?

Send your CV and photo but not the fee.

Report the job posting as fraudulent.

Pay the fee as the job could be legitimate and the salary is appealing.

None

A friend shares a link with you on WhatsApp about a new government grant for small businesses affected by recent economic downturns. The form requires your BVN and bank details. Is this link safe to open?

Yes, if it's from a friend, it should be fine.

No, verify such offers directly from official government websites.

Only if you really need the grant.

None

You receive a text message claiming you have won a lottery you don’t remember entering, asking for an advance fee to release the winnings. How do you respond?

Pay the fee to claim the large winnings.

Ignore the message and report it as a scam.

Try to negotiate a lower fee.

None

How much personal information (such as your full name, date of birth, and address) is publicly available on your social media profiles?

Alot

Some

A little

None

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