A free, printable resource to help individuals, families, and organizations recognize and verify suspicious voice calls. Designed for clarity, this checklist supports calm, informed decision-making when facing potential voice-based fraud.
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This checklist is designed for everyone: families, seniors, caregivers, community organizations, libraries, churches, banks, and any institution that wants to help protect people from voice-based fraud.
Yes. The checklist is free to download, print, and distribute for non-commercial, educational purposes. We encourage sharing with family members, community groups, and organizations.
We recommend reviewing the checklist at least once a year, or whenever you receive an unexpected call requesting money, personal information, or urgent action. Keep a printed copy near your phone.
Stop the interaction, do not send money or share information, and use a separate device or method to verify the caller's identity. Report suspicious calls to StopAiFraud.com and official agencies.
Yes. Modern AI can clone voices convincingly, making phone verification essential. This checklist includes specific guidance on recognizing potential voice impersonation and using second-channel verification.
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Help protect your community. Download the checklist and share it with family members, neighbors, and local organizations. Knowledge is the first line of defense.
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