For the past month, Regions has championed the American Bankers Association’s #BanksNeverAskThat campaign with one goal: helping keep you safe.
The campaign aligns closely with Regions Bank’s year-round commitment to fraud awareness and prevention. After all, one of the most effective ways to fight fraud is to recognize the warning signs before becoming a victim.
“Now, it’s time for a little fun,” said Kimberly Reece, financial crimes customer advocacy manager at Regions Bank. “Take a few minutes to test what you’ve learned. These quizzes are fun and interactive, and they reinforce simple steps you can take to help stay safe.”
Take a few minutes to test what you’ve learned. These quizzes are fun and interactive, and they reinforce simple steps you can take to help stay safe.” Kimberly Reece, financial crimes customer advocacy manager at Regions Bank
Play Scam City
In Scam City, phishing phone calls, texts and emails lurk around every corner. This vintage-style game challenges players to spot scams and avoid becoming a victim while navigating a city filled with fraud threats.
Take the Scam Slayer Quiz
Let’s start with a text message. Does it look legitimate? What about a social media influencer promising a get-rich-quick scheme?
This quick quiz takes only a few minutes and can provide valuable insights to help protect you from scams in the future.
“We take fraud education very seriously,” Reece said. “That’s why we devote significant time and resources to sharing the latest information about fraud trends we’re seeing in real time.
“While the landscape is constantly changing, the fundamental tactics scammers use often remain the same. These two quizzes make it easy to learn while having a little fun. Take a few minutes and test yourself.”
Throughout October, the #BanksNeverAskThat campaign is offering additional resources to help people protect themselves from scams. Take a few minutes to explore these short, interactive and informative tools.
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The information presented is general in nature and should not be considered, legal, accounting or tax advice. Regions reminds its customers that they should be vigilant about fraud and security and that they are responsible for taking action to protect their computer systems. Fraud prevention requires a continuous review of your policies and practices, as the threat evolves daily. There is no guarantee that all fraudulent transactions will be prevented or that related financial losses will not occur. Visit regions.com/STOPFRAUD or speak with your Banker for further information on how you can help prevent fraud.