In The Game of Life, Unexpected Things Happen
If You Think You’ve Been Scammed, Call First State
In The Game of Life, you spin the wheel, make decisions, and sometimes land on spaces you never saw coming. One turn might bring a promotion or a new home. Another might bring an unexpected setback. Real life works the same way.
And when it comes to scams and fraud, even careful, smart people can get caught off guard. Scammers are constantly changing their tactics, creating urgency, and making things look legitimate.
At First State, we want you to remember one important thing:
You’re not alone, and we’re here to help.
If Something Feels Off, Don’t Wait
If you clicked a suspicious link, shared information, sent money, or responded to a message that now seems questionable, acting quickly can make a big difference.
The most important step is reaching out.
Here’s What To Do Next:
1. Contact First State Right Away
2. Don’t Handle It Alone
3. Take the Next Turn Forward
First State Is Here for Every Turn
Life doesn’t always go according to plan. But just like in The Game of Life, one unexpected space doesn’t define the rest of the journey.
If something doesn’t feel right, don’t just spin the wheel and hope for the best. Contact your local First State branch. We’ll help you navigate the next steps, with guidance, support, and no judgment.
Additional Resources
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Don’t Let Scammers Pass Go: How to Protect Your Money Before It’s Game Over
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You Shouldn’t Have to Guess Who? You’re Talking To: Protect Yourself from Scams
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Don't Get Caught in a Trap: Know the Signs of a Scam Before it Happens


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