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1. competition-bureau.canada.ca › fraud-and-scamsHow to report fraud and scams in Canada - Competition Bureau

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   In addition to reporting suspected fraud or identity theft to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, you should also contact both of Canada’s national credit bureaus—Equifax Canada and TransUnion Canada—to order a free credit report immediately and ask that a fraud alert be put on your file.

2. www.canadapost-postescanada.ca › cpc › enRecognizing spam, fraudulent emails and text ... - Canada Post

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   If you think you've been the victim of fraud, report the incident to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre by calling 1-888-495-8501. You can also forward any spam text messages to 7726 (SPAM on most keypads).

3. antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca › index-engCanadian Anti-Fraud Centre

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   The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre collects information on fraud and identity theft. We provide information on past and current scams affecting Canadians. If you think you're a victim of fraud, report it!

4. www.canada.ca › scams-fraud › report-scamScams and fraud - CRA - Report a scam or identity theft - Canada

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   If you suspect or know someone else is using your Social Insurance Number (SIN), report it to Service Canada: 1-866-274-6627. For details: Scam and fraud prevention at Service Canada. Notify the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre. After you've reported a scam or any unauthorized changes to your CRA account, you should also notify the Canadian Anti ...

5. www.snopes.com › list › 5-online-scams-to-watch-out-for20 Online Scams to Watch Out For - Snopes.com

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   Mar 7, 2024 · Facebook Login Scam. Beware of scam emails masquerading as messages from Facebook, warning that "someone tried to log in to your account" followed by an 8-digit ID number. These fraudulent ...

6. www.canada.ca › en › revenue-agencyScams and fraud – CRA - Recognize a scam - Canada

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   Scam types: Text message | Email. Description. Phishing scam impersonating the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to offer fake refunds to Canadians. Scammers will use a fake CRA email address or phone number to offer a refund. The message says the CRA owes you a refund and will ask you to click on a link to provide:

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   How do I report a scam message to Canada Post?

   • If you think you've been the victim of fraud, report the incident to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre by calling 1-888-495-8501. You can also forward any spam text messages to 7726 (SPAM on most keypads). This will let your phone provider block future texts from that number. I received a suspicious email that appears to be from Canada Post.

   Recognizing spam, fraudulent emails and text messages

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   How do scammers get tax refunds in Canada?

   • Scammers will use a fake CRA email address or phone number to offer a refund. The message says the CRA owes you a refund and will ask you to click on a link to provide: Scammers acquire personal information (such as user ID and passwords), and file fake tax returns in your name. This is referred to as identity theft and targets all Canadians.

   Scams and fraud – CRA - Recognize a scam - Canada

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   How does a scam work in Canada?

   • Scammers acquire personal information (such as user ID and passwords), and file fake tax returns in your name. This is referred to as identity theft and targets all Canadians. Scammers claiming to be the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will call to demand payment. They will call you from a fake number.

   Scams and fraud – CRA - Recognize a scam - Canada

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   Where can I find information about fraud in Canada?

   • You can find contact information on provincial and territorial government websites. Scammers often target victims of fraud a second or third time with the promise of recovering money. Always do your due diligence and never send recovery money. Share any updates with the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, your financial institutions and police.

   What to do if you're a victim of fraud - Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

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   What is a scammer text message claiming to be CRA?

   • Scammer sends a text message claiming to be the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to gain access to your CRA accounts. Message will say there is an error with your account which will need to be updated. You are asked to text back "HELP" and then may be asked to provide personal information.

   Scams and fraud – CRA - Recognize a scam - Canada

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   What is a Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) scam?

   • Scammers claiming to be the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will call to demand payment. They will call you from a fake number. They may spoof a local number or a number from local law enforcement agencies or governments. Scammer may ask you to confirm your social insurance number and demand you pay them by Bitcoin or gift cards.

   Scams and fraud – CRA - Recognize a scam - Canada

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8. antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca › scamsWhat to do if you're a victim of fraud - Canadian Anti-Fraud ...

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   Report the incident to your local police and get a file number for future reference. If you find suspicious activity on your credit report, update your file with the police. Report the incident. Contact the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre toll free at 1-888-495-8501 or through the Fraud Reporting System.