A person who claims to be a bank employee calls you and tells you that someone has tried to log into your account or complete a transfer for you, or that someone has submitted a credit application on your behalf. The caller asks for your details. What do you do?

A vishing scam involves:

Can a bank employee ask you to provide a BLIK code, make a transfer, or withdraw money from an ATM?

When selling things on an online auction site, can you fall victim to a scam and lose money?

When you sell things on an online auction service, it is safest when:

You successfully agree with the buyer on the price and terms of sale. They send you a link for payment. What do you do?

You receive a call from an investment advisor. They are friendly and professional. They present you with an investment offer on incredibly favourable terms. They ask for discretion and prompt payment. What do you do?

You come across a banner with the face of a well-known person who encourages you to invest in cryptocurrencies and promises incredible profits in a short period of time. In this situation:

You’ve been investing and are eager for more. An investment advisor calls you. They propose an even more attractive investment. Only to take advantage of it, this time you have to do something more.

You receive a message from a friend that they urgently need money. They ask you to send a BLIK code. What do you do?

You shop online. Your attention is drawn to an incredibly beneficial offer. You may not be familiar with the store, but the offer looks really tempting. What do you do?

You pay with BLIK on the site of a store you visit for the first time. You found the item you were looking for at half price, but in the process you are asked for your login information and a photo of your payment card. What do you do?

Celebrations of bargains and discounts, Black Week and Cyber Monday are approaching. Finally, you find the equipment you’ve been dreaming about for a long time, at a great price, too. What’s your next step?

You want to pay for your online purchases by card, but your payment card has gone missing somewhere. You have been looking for it for a long time, but to no avail. Maybe it’s in an old wallet... Maybe it’s in a drawer... Maybe it fell under the bed... What do you do next?

You are away from home. Fortunately, your smartphone is always with you, and you go online as usual at your favourite cafe. Suddenly, the offer you’ve been hunting for a long time finally comes up. What do you do?