Colorful Cybersecurity Awareness Month banner encouraging customers to recognize scam red flags and become a “Scam Slayer.”

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Throughout October, Castle Rock Bank is sharing tips from the American Bankers Association’s #BanksNeverAskThat campaign to help you recognize scams, spot the red flags and protect your money.

Know the red flags. Stop the scam. Become a Scam Slayer.

Past Scam Slayer Tips

October 13th

Becoming a #ScamSlayer doesn’t require sit-ups or bench presses. Sit back, relax and learn how to spot scammers’ tricks.

October 9th

Comic-style Scam Slayer graphic showing a suspicious phone call being blocked and a scam message being deleted.

Scammers aren’t stopping. But when we all become Scam Slayers, we can stop them — and protect our money.

October 8th

Scam Slayer campaign graphic featuring people with speech bubbles that say Delete, Block, Hang Up, Verify and Report.

Scammers never take a rest day.Flex your scam slaying muscles and get tips to protect yourself

October 7th

That login page looked legit. But the URL wasn’t quite right. Scammers build perfect fakes. But a #ScamSlayer can still spot it.

 

October 6th

A random phone call from someone claiming to be your bank? Don’t let scammers interrupt game night. Just hang up. Now you’re a #ScamSlayer.

October 5th

Scammers love to create urgency. Real banks don’t. Take a breath. Call your bank to verify.

October 2nd

You need to know one thing: scams are getting more sophisticated, but learning how to slay them doesn’t have to be. You can be a #ScamSlayer too.

October 1st

Think you have what it takes to be a Scam Slayer? Throughout October, we’re sharing a new tip every weekday to help you recognize the red flags, stop scams and protect your money. Follow along—you might be a Scam Slayer before the month is over.

Think You've Got What It Takes to Be a Scam Slayer?

Enter Scam City

Can you survive a day in Scam City without getting scammed? 

Test Your Scam Skills

Think you can outsmart a scammer?

 

 

 

Castle Rock Bank fraud prevention banner reminding customers that banks never ask for sensitive information by phone, email, or text.
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