Online scams are getting smarter, and fraudsters are now using advanced
tools like Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make their tricks even more
convincing. These scams look so real that even tech-savvy people are
falling for them. The good news? You can protect yourself by learning a
few simple strategies!
Join us for an eye-opening discussion where we’ll explain:
Fake Websites: Scammers are using AI to create websites that look
exactly like real ones. They can copy logos, create secure-looking web
addresses, and even set up working payment systems—all to steal your
information.
Tricky Emails (Phishing): AI is helping criminals send emails that
perfectly mimic your bank, favorite stores, or even your utility
provider. These emails may ask you to click a link or share private
information.
Too-Good-to-Be-True Discounts: Scammers use fake sales and unbelievable
deals to grab your attention. They’ll even copy company logos and
graphics to make their offers seem legitimate.
How to Protect Yourself
We’ll also teach you simple tips to stay safe:
1. Double-Check Website Addresses: Before entering your information
online, make sure the web address is correct. Look out for small
spelling mistakes or strange names.
2. Research Websites First: Use tools like Trustpilot to check customer
reviews and make sure a website is trustworthy.
3. Be Cautious of Deals That Seem Too Good to Be True: Scammers love to
offer “limited-time” or “unbelievable” deals to make you act fast
without thinking.
4. Enable Extra Account Protection: Use two-factor authentication to add
another layer of security to your online accounts.
5. Inspect Emails Closely: Look for things like typos, logos that look
“off,” or strange email addresses that don’t match the company.
Why This Matters
AI technology is getting more advanced every day, and scammers are
taking full advantage. But with the right knowledge, you can stay safe
and avoid falling victim to these elaborate schemes.
Join Us
We’ll explain everything step by step—no technical knowledge
required. This is your chance to learn how to protect yourself and your
loved ones in a friendly, relaxed environment.
When: February 20th at 11am
Where: Age Concern Community Centre
Cost: Free
Let’s outsmart the scammers together. Reserve your spot today! Please reply to us HERE by mail.
