Reply required."Īccording to the letter, "a recent review" found that the bank was "missing or had incomplete information" for Greg. The letter looked legitimate, with the Bank of America logo and Greg's name and address printed on it.Īlong the top it read, "Critical information about your account status. Greg received a letter in the mail reportedly from Bank of America at the beginning of February. Things like winning a sweepstakes you never entered into or being told that you can pay off a fine via an iTunes gift card are usually pretty obvious signs that someone is trying to trick you into giving them money, personal information or both.īut not all red flags are created equal, and sometimes it's a seemingly small item that can help tip you off.įor Lynn Perhacs and her husband, Greg, it was the lack of a postage on a return envelope.
I often talk about red flags when it comes to spotting scams.
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