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Poster. Headline: A job should never cost you money. If you have to pay to start work, it is not work. A real employer will not: Charge you for equipment or training; Send a check and ask you to forward part; Hire you over text without ever speaking; Want bank details before a written offer. Look the company up yourself and call their listed number. Bring the message to us and we will look together.

A Job Should Never Cost You Money

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For job clubs and career rooms, where the people reading it can least afford to lose money.

Good for: Career centers, job clubs, campus job boards, and workforce programs.

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Poster. Headline: Before you click, stop and ask. Three questions that take about five seconds. Ask yourself: Do I know who sent this?; Is it trying to rush me?; Can I check with an adult I trust?. Do not reply, send a code, or share a password. Show it to an adult you trust. You will not be in trouble.

Before You Click, Stop and Ask

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Three questions, written for young people, with no blame attached.

Good for: Classrooms, hallways, computer rooms, and youth programs.

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Poster. Headline: Never share a code. If a code arrives by text and someone asks you to read it out, that person is a scammer. This is true even when: They say they are from your bank; They say they are the police; They know your name and address; They say your money is in danger. Hang up. Then call the company back on the number on your card, your statement, or their app.

Never Share a Code

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The one rule that stops most account takeovers, in the largest type on the page.

Good for: Senior centers, waiting rooms, community rooms, and anywhere near a phone.

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Poster. Headline: Scammers want you to hurry. Nothing real falls apart because you took ten minutes to check. Stop before you: Tap a link; Call a number in a message; Send a payment; Share a code or a password. Ask our staff where to find free help checking a message. It costs nothing and takes a minute.

Scammers Want You to Hurry

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A calm, public-facing poster that names the pressure and points at your front desk.

Good for: Branch entrances, notice boards, and computer areas.

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Poster. Headline: Verify before you pay. When payment details change, stop and confirm on a number you already had. Slow down when someone asks you to: Send money to a new account; Pay an invoice you did not expect; Buy gift cards for someone in charge; Keep the payment quiet, or rush it. Ring the person or company on a number you already have. Never the one in the message.

Verify Before You Pay

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For anywhere money moves: a payment that suddenly changes is the warning sign.

Good for: Offices, finance areas, treasurer desks, and volunteer rooms.

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Poster. Headline: Stop before you tap. A message can look real and still be a scam. Pause before you: Click a link; Call a number in a message; Send money; Share a password or code. Check it with someone you trust. Then contact the company using a number or app you already have.

Stop Before You Tap

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A stable poster for classrooms, libraries, community rooms, offices, and public notice boards.

Good for: Public display. Keep it up between alerts.

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The Cybersecurity Reach Foundation is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Email help@cybersecurityreach.org for general questions. This is general safety information, not emergency, legal, banking, safeguarding, or case-management support. Keep using the support and reporting routes your organization already trusts.