1. Create difficult-to-guess PINS Your PIN should never include a number that appears in your wallet, such as your birth date, phone number, matriculation number, etc. These are the first strings of numbers fraudsters usually try when they steal your wallet. |
2. Do not save your passwords online Emailing yourself your password or having it stored in a cloud connected app like Notes exposes your password when your device is compromised or stolen. |
3. Always verify suspicious messages If it’s too good to be true, it probably is a scam. Every year, another wave of pyramid schemes offering outrageous interest rates at record time pop up again. If someone found a business that doubled your money every week, they will not share it with you! |
Always Remember: Sterling Alternative Finance will NEVER ask you for your PIN, password, token codes, card details, and other account information via SMS, Emails, and phone calls. Bank safely online with altbank |
