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Stop Before Taking Action

If you receive a suspicious text message, email, pop-up warning, phone call, or account alert, take a moment before responding.

Many scams are designed to create urgency and pressure you into acting quickly. Taking a few minutes to verify something could help prevent identity theft, financial loss, or unauthorized access to your accounts.

Follow These Steps:

• Do not click any links.
• Do not reply to the message.
• Do not call any phone numbers provided.
• Do not make any payments.
• Take a screenshot if possible.
• Call or text Ubermac at 561-320-4564.

HumanShield™ members can contact us before taking action to help determine whether a message, alert, or request appears legitimate.

Suspicious Text Messages

What To Do:

• Do not click any links.
• Do not reply to the message.
• Take a screenshot.
• Verify the sender independently by searching the number on Google.
• Call or text Ubermac before taking action.

Common Warning Signs:

• Unexpected payment requests.
• Fake Purchase confirmations (Amazon, Microsoft, Norton, PayPal).
  
• Urgent deadlines.
• Threats of account suspension.
• Misspelled website addresses.
• Requests for passwords or personal information.
• The word “Cloud” is being used in the message.
• Uses a sense of urgency.

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.

Suspicious Emails

What To Do:

• Do not click any links.
• Do not open attachments.
• Verify the sender’s email address carefully.
• Contact the company directly using known contact information or a Google Seach.
• Forward the email or send a screenshot to Ubermac.

Common Warning Signs:

• Unexpected invoices.
• Fake Purchase confirmations (Amazon, Microsoft, Norton, PayPal).
• Password reset emails you didn’t request.
• Poor grammar or spelling.
• Requests for payment or gift cards.
• Suspicious attachments.
• Uses a sense of urgency.
  

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.

Computer Virus Warnings & Pop Ups

What To Do:

• Do not call any phone number displayed.
• Do not allow remote access.
• Do not install software requested by the warning.
• Take a photo or screenshot if possible.
• Call Ubermac immediately.

Common Warning Signs:

• Loud alarms or voices
• Full-screen warnings
• Messages claiming Apple or Microsoft detected a virus
• Requests to call a support number immediately
• Pop-ups that won’t close
• Uses a sense of urgency.
  

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.

Bank Alerts

What To Do:

• Do not use contact information provided in the message.
• Do not click any links.
• Check your account directly through the official banking app.
• Call the phone number printed on your debit or credit card.
• Contact Ubermac if you’re unsure.

Common Warning Signs:

• Unexpected fraud alerts.
• Requests to verify account information.
• Messages claiming your account has been locked.
• Requests for login credentials.
• Uses a sense of urgency.
  

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.

Password Alerts

What To Do:

• Go directly the the website manually to change your password (DO NOT click the reset link that was just sent to you).
• Change the password immediately if the alert appears legitimate.
• Enable two-factor authentication.
• Review account activity.
• Update reused passwords on other accounts.
• Contact Ubermac if you need assistance securing your accounts.

Common Warning Signs:

• Unexpected password reset notices.
• Login attempts from unfamiliar locations.
• Security alerts from Apple, Google, Microsoft, or financial institutions.
• Account recovery messages you didn’t request.
• Uses a sense of urgency.
  

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.

Credit Card Alerts

What To Do:

• Review recent transactions.
• Contact your card issuer directly.
• Do not provide information through links in text messages or emails.
• Monitor your account activity.
• Contact Ubermac if something doesn’t look right.

Common Warning Signs:

• Unexpected declined transaction notices.
• Suspicious purchase alerts.
• Requests to confirm card information.
• Urgent requests to update account details.
• Uses a sense of urgency.
  

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.

Suspicious Phone Calls

What To Do:

• Hang up immediately if something feels wrong.
• Do not provide passwords.
• Do not provide verification codes.
• Do not grant remote access.
• Call the organization back using a verified phone number from Google.
• Contact Ubermac before taking action.

Common Warning Signs:

• Claims to be Apple, Microsoft, your bank, or the government.
• Threats or scare tactics.
• Requests for immediate payment.
• Requests for gift cards.
• Requests for remote access to your computer.
• Uses a sense of urgency.
  

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.

Gift Card Requests & Scams

What To Do:

• Gift card requests are ALWAYS a scam. Remember this.
• Stop immediately before purchasing any gift cards.
• Verify the request independently.
• Contact Ubermac before making payment.
• Remember that legitimate organizations do not request payment using gift cards.

Common Warning Signs:

• Requests for Apple Gift Cards.
• Requests for Google Play cards.
• Requests for Target, Walmart, or Amazon gift cards.
• Pressure to act immediately.
• Secrecy or confidentiality requests.
• Uses a sense of urgency.
  

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.

Identity Theft

What To Do:

• Monitor financial accounts.
• Change affected passwords.
• Review your credit reports.
• Report fraudulent activity to your financial institutions.
• Contact Ubermac for guidance on next steps.

Common Warning Signs:

• Unrecognized credit inquiries.
• Accounts you didn’t open.
• Unexpected bills or collection notices.
• Missing mail.
• Unauthorized charges or transactions.
• Uses a sense of urgency.
  

Need Help Evaluating A Suspicious Text Message?

HumanShield™ members can send screenshots directly to Ubermac and call for assistance identifying suspicious messages and scam attempts anytime.

HumanShield™ members receive direct access to expert guidance before taking action.