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1. oiss.yale.edu › campus-community-life › for-studentsScams & Fraud - Office of International Students & Scholars

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   The caller ID or phone number looks like a government agency or police. A caller, texter, or letter will use fear, threats, and intimidation to get what they want. A scam requires immediate action. A scam includes punishment (often threats of deportation or arrest) for not acting immediately.

2. oiss.yale.edu › new-scholars › preparing-for-yaleScams & Fraud | Office of International Students & Scholars

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   If you are the victim of a scam or fraud, contact OISS and Yale Police immediately. You can also report this scam to the FTC and the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection. If you have received a fraudulent email via your Yale email address, follow the instructions on ITS's site to report it.

3. www.identingly.com › blog › list-of-scammer-phone-numbersList of Scammer Phone Numbers to Avoid Fraud Calls

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   Protect yourself with this comprehensive list of scammer phone numbers. Learn to identify and block fraudulent calls. Phone scams are increasingly common and often involve numbers such as (888) 555-1234 for IRS scam calls and (877) 777-4321 for tech support scams.

4. your.yale.edu › operations-managers-resource-guide › tasksSciQuest - It's Your Yale

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   User Guide on SciQuest FAQ website. ITS Help Desk (for systems help): 203-432-9000 SciQuest Helpdesk: 203-432-9955.

5. your.yale.edu › community › public-safetySpoofed Phone Numbers - It's Your Yale

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   If you think you have been the victim of a spoofing scam, you can contact the Yale University Police Department at (203) 432-4400 or use the LiveSafe app to effectively communicate with our police department. Source: Virginia Fusion Center (2021) “The Use of spoofed Phone Numbers in Scams”.

6. your.yale.edu › community › public-safetyFrauds, Scams and Cons | It's Your Yale

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   Don’t assume phone calls or emails (even from people you know) are authentic. Caller ID can be spoofed using real government phone numbers. Hang up and verify/call back to verify authenticity. Email addresses can also be spoofed. Check actual e-mail addresses and not just e-mail subjects/headings. Report phishing when an e-mail is suspect.

7. oiss.yale.edu › getting-started › preparing-for-yaleIdentity Theft - Office of International Students & Scholars

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   Phone call scams: If they insist on immediate action, ask for their name and phone number and say you will call them back in a few minutes. Then ask others (including OISS) if the situation sounds legitimate or not.