The Fridge Guide is a short, printable guide to keep on your refrigerator. When a call, text, email, bill or letter doesn't feel right, you will know the warning signs and exactly what to do next.
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Page 1 of the guide, sent to you by email. It shows the 4 warning signs of a scam and the 3 steps to take if you see even one.
The free page tells you the warning signs. The full guide also tells you what to do about the calls, texts, emails, bills and letters scammers use most, plus what to do if it already happened.
The 4 warning signs, 3 steps to take, and space to write who to call.
Five common scam calls, the truth about each, and what to do.
Five common scam texts and emails, the truth about each, and what to do.
Fake bills and letters about your power, your home and your retirement.
Ten money red lines, from gift cards to signing papers in a hurry.
Your family plan, plus 5 steps and trusted numbers if it already happened.
You get calls, texts, emails or letters you don't recognize and aren't sure what to do. This guide gives you one clear answer to keep on the fridge.
Print it for a parent or grandparent and fill in the family plan together. Then agree on a family code word out loud.
| What you get | Free | Full |
|---|---|---|
| The 4 warning signs and 3 steps to take | Yes | Yes |
| Space to write down who to call | Yes | Yes |
| What to do about scam phone calls | — | Yes |
| What to do about scam texts and emails | — | Yes |
| What to do about fake bills and letters, including your home and retirement | — | Yes |
| Ten money red lines to never cross | — | Yes |
| A family plan and steps if it already happened | — | Yes |
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No. Print it and put it on your refrigerator. Each page uses short sentences and tells you what to do in plain words.
The last page lists 5 steps. Call your bank using the number on the back of your card, change any password you shared, report it, get free help, and tell family. It is not your fault.
No. It is for education only. It is not connected to any bank or government agency.
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