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The First Hour After Scam

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When an individual discovers they have been scammed, taking prompt action within the first hour can help limit financial loss and secure compromised information. This reference outlines a clear sequence for contacting banks, locking down online accounts, revoking unauthorized remote device access, and gathering necessary evidence. It guides readers through decisions regarding credit protection and fraud reporting, while also explaining how to identify follow-up recovery scams. Using the provided worksheets, checklists, and action steps, readers can systematically handle the situation and improve their chances of recovering money.

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