FTC Commissioner Melissa Holyoak has advice to help you spot and avoid scams: Don’t pay anyone who says you have to move your money to resolve a problem. That’s a scam. Watch the video to learn more: | Federal Trade Commission

No one at the FTC will ever tell you to move your money to protect it. Only a scammer will ask you to do that. FTC Chairman Ferguson explains how FTC impersonator scams work so you can spot and avoid them: | Federal Trade Commission

It's Fraud Awareness Week and the third scam is imposter scams👤 These scammers often imitate trusted sources like the government, a business or someone you know. They create a sense of urgency to convince you to make a decision quickly without thinking it through. Stop contact immediately if you feel someone is trying to scam you and report it to local law enforcement and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC.) | Sedgwick County Government