In this resident exclusives episode, James Peck walks you through the alarming rise of financial scams—especially those that target older adults. You’ll learn how scammers are using social engineering, spoofed phone numbers, and even AI-generated voices to exploit trust and urgency.
James breaks down the top three scam types hitting communities hardest:
Bank impersonation calls
“Family emergency” voice scams
Tech support refund scams
Each segment includes real-life examples and actionable steps residents and families can take to stay safe.
Key Takeaways:
Scammers “hack trust,” not devices
Why you should never share 2FA codes over the phone
AI voice cloning is real—and dangerous
Simple steps to verify if a call or message is legit
Why tech education is critical in senior living communities
Resources Mentioned:
FTC Report Fraud
Imposter Scam Info from USA.gov
Fake Emergency Scams from the FTC
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Empower yourself with knowledge and stay ahead of today’s digital threats.
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