Canadian Seniors Need Financial Scam Awareness!
There are as many different financial scams out there as there are days in a year. Canadian Tire just sent out a warning to its customers about a new financial scam that is hitting Canadians via phone, text, and email. What's this new fraud? How can you help the people you love be protected from financial scams?
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Canadian Tire GIC Fraud Warning!
Here is a copy of the email I received from Canadian Tire today.:
If you are contacted by phone, email or SMS text and offered a Canadian Tire Guaranteed Investment® Certificate (GIC) - STOP! It’s a scam.
Canadian Tire Bank does not employ representatives to promote or sell it’s GICs or other retail banking products in-person, over the phone, or by email.
If you, or someone you know, has been a victim of fraud, always report it. Learn more about the current scam involving fraudulent GICs and how to protect yourself by visiting our website, ctfs.com.
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