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Business fraud

Is a surprise phishing drill email allowed to ask for passwords?

We got an internal-looking email asking staff to “confirm” passwords for a drill. I did not enter anything. Curious how other workplaces separate real drills from unsafe practices — general thoughts only.

By MossLine0 thoughtful replies5d ago
General peer support

Anyone else exhausted after paperwork weeks?

Not asking for legal advice — just peer support. After weeks of forms I feel empty. What gentle resets helped without private coaching pitches?

By PineHarbor0 thoughtful replies5d ago
Investment & crypto scams

solvocard.com is a scam

You can load funds no problem. After that, nothing works. You can’t create cards, can’t buy SIMs, top-ups fail — everything just errors out. They frame it as a temporary outage or “high volume” so people keep adding mo…

By marioballuci0 thoughtful replies6d ago
General peer support

“Support” messaged me after I posted here

After posting a general question, someone messaged claiming to be community support and asked me to continue in private chat. I ignored them. Confirming that real support does not work that way?

By QuietLedger3 thoughtful replies9d ago
General peer support

Small wins: privacy-safe habits that stuck

Collecting small wins that are safe to share: habits that reduced risk without requiring anyone to post private details. What stuck for you?

By CalmHarbor4 thoughtful replies10d ago

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