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Requests That Do Not Match Your Situation Are a Warning Sign
News, Tips and General Safety Advice.
Red Flags
Requests That Do Not Match Your Situation Are a Warning Sign
Examples
- Delivery notifications when you have not ordered anything
- Account alerts for services you do not use
- Payment requests for unknown services
Why This Is Important
Scammers send messages to large numbers of people, hoping some will match.
If the message does not relate to your situation, it is likely fraudulent.
What to Watch For
- Generic or vague messages
- Lack of specific details
- Requests that feel irrelevant
What to Do
- Do not engage
- Do not click links
- Verify independently if unsure
Stay Grounded
Your personal context is a powerful tool. If something does not fit, question it.
Donna Stevenson Senior Analyst
Donna Stevenson is a Senior Analyst at Prevento, specialising in the identification and assessment of fraudulent communications and impersonation tactics. With a background in financial services and risk analysis, Donna brings extensive experience in recognising patterns commonly used in scams, including phishing, social engineering, and payment diversion fraud.
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