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Drills · about 2 minutes each

Practice the call before it's real.

Practice what to do when a familiar voice asks for money, access, or secrecy.

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Phone call · 2 min · Easy

The Urgent Call

A voice that sounds like your daughter asks for urgent bail money.

Phone call · 2 min · Medium

The CEO Scam

A voice that sounds like your boss demands gift card codes before a meeting.

Phone call · 2 min · Harder

Grandparent Trap

A sobbing caller claims to be your grandson and asks you to wire bail money.

Video call · 2 min · Harder

The Video Interview

A video caller who looks like your spouse asks for your banking password.

Text messages · 2 min · Easy

The Text Bomb

Texts from your brother's number claim he has been taken and demand cryptocurrency.

Email · 2 min · Medium

The Fake Charity

An email claiming to be your aunt asks you to donate through an unfamiliar link.

Direct message · 2 min · Medium

The Social Clone

A friend's social account pushes a time-limited crypto offer.

Phone call · 2 min · Medium

The Tech Support Call

A caller using your bank's caller ID asks for sensitive personal details.

Phone call · 2 min · Medium

The Wire Transfer

A caller claiming to be the CFO wants a large wire transfer before a deadline.

Phone call · 2 min · Medium

The IT Emergency

A caller claiming to be IT asks for your password, then an authenticator code.

Phone call · 2 min · Easy

The First Date

A stranger claims your friend sent him to pick you up.

Phone call · 2 min · Harder

The Closing Call

A caller claiming to be your attorney's assistant sends new home-deposit wire instructions.

Practice together

Choose your safewords, agree on a plan, then run a drill with your group.