These are the scams that take control of your SIM card so the scammer can receive your one-time passwords (OTPs).

These are the scams that make you log in or do another action because the bank or other provider is supposedly making your account more secure.

These are scams that offer rewards to make you provide your personal or bank info.

These are the scams that use job opportunities to make you provide personal details and even pay fees for employment.

These are the scams that use your bank account or e-wallet to move money for illegal purposes.

These are the scams that make you log in or do another action because the bank or other provider is supposedly making your account more secure.

These are the scams that ask you to send money because a friend or relative is supposedly in need of help.

These are the scams that use the promise of financial aid to make you provide your personal details.

These are the scams that make you log in or provide your login details because the bank or other provider supposedly needs you to perform an action.

These are the scams that scare you by saying your account was hacked or something went wrong and you have to login.