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Fight Fraud against NGOs

Can you give an example of a Personalized or Sophisticated Scam carried out with tailored communication?

Dated: November 23, 2024

Sophisticated or Personalized scams are advanced and targeted fraudulent schemes exploiting trust, vulnerabilities, and technology, making NGOs particularly susceptible due to their funding structures and operations. Common scams include fake grant offers, phishing, cyberattacks, vendor fraud, and impersonation of donors or staff. To protect themselves, NGOs should verify communications, enhance cybersecurity, train staff on recognizing… [Read More]

What are sophisticated scams? Can NGOs be targeted with sophisticated scams?

Dated: November 23, 2024

Sophisticated scams are highly organized, complex, and often technologically advanced fraudulent schemes designed to deceive individuals or organizations. Unlike basic scams, these operations may involve detailed research, professional presentation, or exploitation of specific vulnerabilities. They often leverage trust, relationships, or official-looking documents and communication channels to appear legitimate. Characteristics of Sophisticated Scams: Personalization: Tailored communications… [Read More]

Why are NGOs targeted by Fraudsters?

Dated: October 10, 2024

NGOs in developing countries are most vulnerable to these online fraudsters that not only offer false promises of arranging grants but also use fake identities of donor agencies to win their trust. These fraudsters are quite aware of the fact that there are millions of small and struggling NGOs working in remote areas of Africa,… [Read More]

What to do when you come across a Scam?

Dated: September 24, 2024

The above signs are sufficient for you to understand that a certain piece of information you received is a scam. Below are the steps you need to take if you think you have come across a scam. Never Ever respond back to a Scam email As fraudsters send millions of email messages, they want to… [Read More]

What can NGOs do if they come across a scam?

Dated: November 16, 2023

Below are the steps you need to take if you think you have come across a scam. Never Ever respond back to a Scam email As fraudsters send millions of email messages, they want to make sure if the email addresses they are sending to are real and active. If you respond back even with… [Read More]

What are the some of the common signs of a scam to trap NGOs?

Dated: November 7, 2023

Online fake offers of grants and similar scams are widespread across the NGO sector around the world. With so much information reaching them from all sides, it is often difficult for NGOs to identify the genuine grant offers from the fake ones.Below, we are providing important tips that NGOs can use to identify whether a… [Read More]

What can NGOs do if they come across a scam?

Dated: July 17, 2023

Below are the steps you need to take if you think you have come across a scam. Never Ever respond back to a Scam email As fraudsters send millions of email messages, they want to make sure if the email addresses they are sending to are real and active. If you respond back even with… [Read More]

What are the types of Scams NGOs should be aware of?

Dated: July 3, 2023

False Promise of Grant Funding or Award to NGOs This is one of the most popular scams going around the internet. NGOs unexpectedly receive an email or a social media post or a WhatsApp/text message which says that a certain Foundation has selected your organization to offer grant funding and you just need to respond… [Read More]

What is an Online Scam?

Dated: August 24, 2021

An online scam is a fraudulent activity carried out over the Internet by providing incorrect information for the purpose of stealing money or assets from victims. Online scams are one of the biggest threats to businesses and governments around the world as they end up with severe financial losses and mental and emotional harassment of… [Read More]

How NGOs can identify Genuine Grant Opportunities and Donor Organizations and avoid Scams?

Dated: January 3, 2021

An online scam is a fraudulent activity carried out over the Internet by providing incorrect information for the purpose of stealing money or assets from victims. Online scams are one of the biggest threats to businesses and governments around the world as they end up with severe financial losses and mental and emotional harassment of… [Read More]

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