Downloads
One card per scam: the first four things to do, the helpline number, and where to report. Download it, forward it, print it for a notice board, or send it to the person in your family most likely to be targeted.
No credit needed and no permission required. Everything a reader needs is printed on the card itself, including 1930, so it still works after it has been forwarded six times and nobody remembers where it came from.
Print one and put it on a wall
A4, built to be printed. A noticeboard in a housing society, a bank branch, a police station, a fridge door in a house with an elderly parent. These are the ones that reach someone before the money goes, which no guide can do.
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If money has already gone
The first hour
Reporting speed is the single biggest factor in getting money back. Banks can sometimes freeze the receiving account within hours.
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In any message, call or link
Eight red flags
A scam is built to survive a glance. It rarely survives a check. If two or more of these are present, stop.
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Put this where an older relative will see it
Nobody legitimate will ever ask
If a caller asks for any of these, they are not who they say they are. It does not matter how official they sound.
One per scam
The four things to do about a specific scam, sized to forward on WhatsApp. Each carries 1930 and the source address inside the image, so it still helps after it has been passed on and nobody remembers where it came from.
