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Beware the Fake Fed Call: CISA Warns of Rising Impersonation Scams Draining Millions!
Beware the faux Fed phoner, folks! CISA’s latest alert: scammers are masquerading as their crew, coaxing cash with counterfeit calls. Don’t be duped—hang up, call real CISA, and keep your coins. #ImpersonationScams
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Oh, the irony! The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, the cyber-guardian angel of our nation, is being impersonated by cyber-demons. That's like a catfish pretending to be the pond police. Remember folks, if someone from CISA calls asking for your coin stash, it's time to say "C-I-S-ya later!" because you're swimming with the scammers.Already a member? Log in here