Don’t Call Back If Your Phone Gives You These Wa:rning Signs

Responding to a suspicious call doesn’t mean disaster. What matters is what you do next.

Protect yourself by:

• Monitoring your financial accounts
• Setting up alerts for unusual activity
• Using strong, unique passwords
• Enabling two-factor authentication

These steps make it far harder for anyone to misuse your information.

4. When to Contact Your Carrier or Bank

If something feels “off”—a strange charge, a weird voicemail, or a sudden surge of unknown calls—reach out immediately.

Your:

• phone carrier can block numbers and filter suspicious traffic
• bank can freeze accounts or investigate unusual activity

Early action prevents small issues from becoming big problems.

5. Healthy Skepticism Is a Modern Necessity

We live in a digital world where deception is easy. Being cautious isn’t paranoia—it’s smart, practical self-defense.

Choosing not to:

• answer unknown calls,
• reply to suspicious texts,
• or engage with strange voicemails

isn’t rude.
It’s protecting your privacy, your money, and your peace of mind.