Giving Post Code and Email to Scammers

Quishing, short for QR code phishing, is an identity fraud scam. Scammers post physical images of QR codes in a high-traffic location or send them via email or text message. If you scan such a QR code, it typically takes you to a fake login page of a fraudulent website, where the scammer lures you into providing personal or financial information. The best defense against quishing is to not scan unwanted or unexpected QR codes. | Butler-Bremer Communications

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