Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, this caller masquerades as a guardian against scams while pushing a sales agenda. Businesses report persistent outreach from EFTSure, where reps pitch anti-scam awareness but steer toward product demos via Zoom calls. This blurs the line between helpful advice and aggressive telemarketing, potentially wasting time or leading to unwanted commitments. Hang up immediately if it feels off—never share details or agree to meetings without verification. Block the number and report to authorities like the ACCC to curb such tactics. True scam education comes from trusted sources, not unsolicited pitches.
Scam operators aim to swipe your money or personal info, contacting you via live calls, robot calls, or text messages.
A representative from EFTSure said they aim to raise scam awareness for businesses, yet they sounded like a scammer or a salesperson trying to schedule a Zoom meeting.
According to the caller, they want to help businesses recognize scams, but the approach feels like either a scam or a sales pitch, and they requested a Zoom meeting.
