Financial expert warns: Beware of unsolicited phone calls - this is how consumers can protect themselves

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According to a report from www.freipresse.de, the Saxony consumer advice center in Aue warns against unsolicited telephone calls that can lead to unwanted consequences. A woman from Schneeberg fell into such a trap, which she only managed to get out of with the help of consumer advocates. The phone call began quite harmlessly, but it could have had unintended consequences. Experts repeatedly warn about the risks of unsolicited phone calls. Such calls can not only be annoying, but can also lead to fraudulent activities. In many cases, callers attempt to steal sensitive data such as banking information or personal information. This data can then be used for identity theft or financial fraud. Additionally can…

Gemäß einem Bericht von www.freiepresse.de, warnt die Verbraucherzentrale Sachsen in Aue vor ungebetenen Telefonanrufen, die zu ungewollten Folgen führen können. Eine Schneebergerin ist in eine solche Falle getappt, aus der sie nur mithilfe der Verbraucherschützer wieder herauskam. Dabei begann das Telefonat ganz harmlos, doch es hätte ungewollte Folgen haben können. Experten warnen immer wieder vor den Risiken ungebetener Telefonanrufe. Solche Anrufe können nicht nur lästig sein, sondern auch zu betrügerischen Machenschaften führen. In vielen Fällen versuchen die Anrufer, sensible Daten wie Bankinformationen oder persönliche Informationen zu stehlen. Diese Daten können dann für Identitätsdiebstahl oder finanzielle Betrügereien genutzt werden. Zusätzlich kann …
According to a report from www.freipresse.de, the Saxony consumer advice center in Aue warns against unsolicited telephone calls that can lead to unwanted consequences. A woman from Schneeberg fell into such a trap, which she only managed to get out of with the help of consumer advocates. The phone call began quite harmlessly, but it could have had unintended consequences. Experts repeatedly warn about the risks of unsolicited phone calls. Such calls can not only be annoying, but can also lead to fraudulent activities. In many cases, callers attempt to steal sensitive data such as banking information or personal information. This data can then be used for identity theft or financial fraud. Additionally can…

Financial expert warns: Beware of unsolicited phone calls - this is how consumers can protect themselves

According to a report by www.freipresse.de, warns the Saxony Consumer Center in Aue about unsolicited telephone calls that can lead to unwanted consequences. A woman from Schneeberg fell into such a trap, which she only managed to get out of with the help of consumer advocates. The phone call began quite harmlessly, but it could have had unintended consequences.

Experts repeatedly warn about the risks of unsolicited phone calls. Such calls can not only be annoying, but can also lead to fraudulent activities. In many cases, callers attempt to steal sensitive data such as banking information or personal information. This data can then be used for identity theft or financial fraud.

In addition, trust in telephone surveys and offers may decrease, affecting not only consumers but also reputable market research companies and providers of telemarketing services. Consumers are becoming more cautious and skeptical about unsolicited calls, which can reduce the effectiveness of legitimate marketing campaigns.

The consumer advice center therefore rightly warns against such calls and advises caution when passing on personal data over the telephone. It is important to verify the caller's identity and, if in doubt, end the call. This is the only way to effectively protect yourself from the unwanted consequences of such calls.

Read the source article at www.freipresse.de

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