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Fraud Susceptibility Test

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You see a viral tweet offering a free phone to anyone who retweets and provides their email and phone number. What should you do?

Retweet and provide your information; it’s just a phone number and email.

Ignore the tweet as it could be a way to harvest personal information.

Retweet but do not provide any personal information.

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You receive a LinkedIn message offering an exclusive opportunity to invest in an oil well with guaranteed returns, needing an immediate decision. How do you respond?

Invest, considering the high returns promised.

Request more detailed information and conduct thorough research.

Decline as you're not interested in investment opportunities.

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Do you investigate investment opportunities that promise high returns in a short period?

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

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

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

None

A Twitter profile claiming to be a forex trading expert offers guaranteed profits and requests you to send money to start trading immediately. How do you proceed?

Transfer the money as it’s a small amount to invest for high returns.

Ignore the offer and report the profile as potential fraud.

Request more information and proof of past trading success.

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How often do you click on links received through emails or SMS from unknown sources?

Always

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

None

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