“Your Bank” Is Calling? Hang Up If They Ask These 5 Things

The caller knows your name. Your phone shows your bank’s number. They say your money is in danger—but can you trust them? Walter explains five warning signs of a bank impersonation scam, from requests for verification codes and “safe account” transfers to remote-access apps, unusual payments, and pressure to keep everything secret. Learn what to watch for, what to say before hanging up, and how to contact your real bank safely. We also cover what to do if you’ve already shared information or sent money. Remember: caller ID can be faked. End a suspicious call and contact your bank using the number on your card or inside your trusted banking app. Have you received a call like this? Share your experience below without including phone numbers or private banking information. Subscribe to Tech with Walter for clear, patient technology guidance. No question is too small. #BankScams #ScamAwareness #Senior