How to Avoid Phishing Scams
Beware of spam messages, emails and phone calls. To protect yourself, we recommend that you do not respond to these messages or calls and avoid clicking on links in emails or text messages from unknown sources.
How to Keep Your Payment Information Safe
Always use websites with the padlock symbol.
Check your bank statements frequently and report any anomalies to your bank.
Report lost or stolen cards immediately.
Do not choose to save your card details or credentials on any shared devices.
Consider Before Reporting a Possible Unauthorized Transaction on Your Card
Was the order placed by a friend, family member, or someone with access to your payment information?
Are there other cards associated with the payment account that may have been used?
Have you recently canceled an order?
Keep Your Email Safe with Strong Passwords
Your email account contains a lot of personal information about you and is often linked to other online accounts you use. If your email account is compromised, all your other passwords can be reset. Secure your email account with a strong password.
Do Not Use Unsecured Public Wi-Fi Networks
Free public Wi-Fi connections offered in coffee shops or airports often have little or no security. It’s easy for hackers to monitor traffic on the network, including your email information. Use a secure network or protect your connection data by using a VPN (Virtual Private Network).
Remember to Log Out When Using a Public Computer or Device
After using a public computer or device, remember to log out properly. Remember that public computers can be infected with malware.