We’re going retro, and you’re guaranteed to have a good time while learning to protect yourself from the latest fraud trends.
How? Play Scam City.
Throughout the month of October, the American Bankers Association has fought back against phishing scams with its annual #BanksNeverAskThat campaign. It’s all part of a month-long awareness campaign. Once again, Regions Banks is proud to participate in this effort to educate our customers and the public. It’s part of our year-round efforts to help keep you safe.
Phishing is big business, producing $16 billion in losses from Americans in 2024, a substantial increase over the year before according to the ABA.
There’s no better time to test what you’ve learned.
Play Scam City now. Frankly, it should be illegal to have this much fun while learning.
Give us five minutes and we will give you a little peace of mind with this fast-paced game. Just like with the quiz, you can gauge your ability to spot a scam – keeping your money and info safe. Once you pass with flying colors, share with a friend, family member or co-worker and help keep them safe.
Need a refresher course?
The annual #BanksNeverAskThat that campaign is robust. It includes details on how to spot various phishing scams (including email, text, phone and payment apps schemes). A few moments of your time will teach you to spot red flags and protect your wellbeing.
What are you waiting for?

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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.