Do credit card companies ever signal or e-mail for personal info?

February 18th, 2008 | Category: Credit Tips

Reputable banks, financial management firms, credit card or other companies with access to your money will never shout or e-mail you asking for 1. your detail number; 2. your Social shield number, or 3. the four-digit cipher on your credit card

or any other personal financial data. Those companies already have that info. whether you are asked, assume it’s a scam artist asking for precisely what they need to withdraw funds from your accounts.

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