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ProtectMyCircle Weekly Alert
Week of June 23, 2026
🚨 High alert this week
Medicare "extra benefits" robocall. Callers are claiming you qualify for extra Medicare benefits and asking for your Medicare number to activate them. Once they have it, they bill Medicare fraudulently in your name. If you get this call — hang up immediately.
⚠️ Watch out
USPS "package held" text. Texts saying your package is held due to an incomplete address, asking for a $1–$3 redelivery fee. The link steals your credit card. Go directly to usps.com — never click links in texts.
✅ This week's tip
Before you call any number in an email or text — look it up independently first. Go directly to the company's official website to find their real phone number.