IGNIS by Saphira

Scam Safety Guide

[PLACEHOLDER: subtitle, e.g. Simple steps to check before you click, call or pay]

[PLACEHOLDER: edition and date]

SAMPLE CONTENT. Every line in this guide is placeholder text used to test the template. Do not sell or print it.

Contents

  1. 1. Welcome
  2. 2. Three questions to ask first
  3. 3. Common scams
  4. 4. If you already sent money
  5. 5. Fridge checklist
  6. 6. Who to call

Chapter 1Welcome

[PLACEHOLDER: A short, warm welcome in plain words. Say who this guide is for and that asking for help is always the smart thing to do.]

The three answers

Remember

Real companies and government offices will wait while you check. Anyone who rushes you is a reason to stop.

How to use this guide

Chapter 2Three questions to ask first

[PLACEHOLDER: Introduce the habit: pause, then ask.]

  1. [PLACEHOLDER: Did I expect this message?]
  2. [PLACEHOLDER: Is it asking for money, a code or private information?]
  3. [PLACEHOLDER: Is it rushing me?]

A safe way to double-check

Call the company using the number on your card, your bill or its real website. Never use the number in the message.

Chapter 3Common scams

[PLACEHOLDER: One short section per scam. Keep each to what it looks like, why it is a trick, and what to do.]

Package and toll texts

[PLACEHOLDER: Describe the fake delivery or unpaid toll text.]

A grandchild in trouble

[PLACEHOLDER: Describe the call or text from someone pretending to be family.]

What you can say

"I will call you back on the number I already have." Then hang up.

Chapter 4If you already sent money

[PLACEHOLDER: Reassure first. This is not your fault.]

What to do today

Chapter 5Fridge checklist

Before I click, call or pay

When in doubt

Stop. Ask someone you trust. [PLACEHOLDER: add IGNIS number to text]

Chapter 6Who to call

[PLACEHOLDER: Verify every number and address before printing.]

About this guide

[PLACEHOLDER: About the publisher, disclaimer (not legal or financial advice), contact, and how to start the service]

This guide gives general information. It is not legal, financial or computer-security advice, and no guide can protect against every scam.