Beware of Xfinity Fraud Scams _ TV

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AI Overview

Xfinity frauds involve scammers impersonating the company to steal personal information, often through fake emails or calls requesting payments via gift cards or unusual methods. Common tactics include creating urgency, promoting fake deals, and asking for credentials via phishing links. To protect yourself, verify all communication by contacting Xfinity directly, use secure websites, don't click suspicious links, and report scams to the Federal Trade Commission (ReportFraud.ftc.gov). 

How to Identify an Xfinity Fraud

• Urgent or Fear-Based Language:

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  Scammers use scare tactics to pressure you into acting quickly. 
Unusual Payment Methods:
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Xfinity will never ask for payment via gift cards, wire transfers, or peer-to-peer apps like PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle. 
Phishing Emails/Texts:
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Be wary of emails or texts with suspicious links or requests to log in to your account to avoid penalties or update terms. 
Requests for Personal Information:
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Be cautious of anyone asking for your username, password, or other sensitive account details over the phone or in an email.