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© The ConversationVoice deepfakes are calling – here's how to avoid getting scammed
By Matthew Wright and Christopher Schwartz ROCHESTER, New York©2023 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Antiquesaving
If this was to ever happen, I wouldn't send anything, it is fairly easy to spoof that phone number for caller-ID, but it is far more difficult to actually intercept a call to that number.
I wouldn't wait to for the next day I would hang-up and immediately call the person that is supposedly calling me.
Basically call back using the registered number you have for them.
If it is a scam the real person will answer their phone and ask why you are calling.
wallace
Just ask them to call you on Skype or Facetime so you can see their face. Ask for their location or address. Don't send any money until confirming with the relative.
Too many people are getting caught in all kinds of scams and losing billions in the process.