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Step 2:Check
Scammers hope you won’t verify the source of their messages or calls. By checking, you can identify what’s real and what’s fake.
Check - It Might be a Scam
Some Common Examples And Solutions
You get a call from your bank
Hang up. Call the number on the back of your debit or credit card or log in to your online banking or mobile app. There, you can take steps to verify.
You’ve clicked to a website
Use trusted sources, like Google, to search for the website of the organization independently of the link you may have received.
You’ve met someone online
If they start asking for financial help, as difficult as it might be, take a step back and rethink the situation.
You get a cryptocurrency offer
Use the National Registration Search tool (opens in new tab) from the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) to verify if the person or company is registered to deal in securities.

