Mobile deposit scams Quiz

1. What is the primary target group for mobile deposit and card-cracking scams?

A. Retirees B. Young adults and students C. Business executives

2. How do mobile deposit scams typically begin?

A. Through direct mail B. By phone calls C. Via email, social media, or online ads

3. What is a common consequence of participating in a card-cracking scam?

A. Receiving a reward B. Financial loss and legal risks C. Improved credit score

4. Which of the following is NOT a recommended action if you fall victim to a scam?

A. Contact your financial institution B. Ignore the incident C. File a police report

5. What should you do to protect yourself from mobile deposit and card-cracking scams?

A. Share your debit card details with trusted friends B. Be cautious of unsolicited offers for easy money C. Deposit checks from any source

Submit Answers