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Who are the I team Consumer Investigative Reporters?

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What to do if you get a phone fraud call?

Balasubramaniyan says your best bet is to make sure the number you’re calling matches the number on the back of your credit or debit card, or the bank’s website. Pindrop declined to name its clients, because of nondisclosure agreements, but it says three of the four biggest banks use its services.

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Dan Krauth and the 7 On Your Side Investigates team at Eyewitness News want to hear from you! Call our confidential tip line 1-877-TIP-NEWS (847-6397) or fill out the form below. You can also contact Dan directly:

What to do if you get a phone call from an unknown number?

The FCC is asking consumers to be careful answering calls from unknown phone numbers. Scammers are calling victims hoping to get them to say the word “yes” during the conversation that’s being recorded. The fraudster will later use the recording of the victim saying yes to authorize unwanted charges on the victim’s utility or credit card account.

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