Seniors lost $81.5 billion to scams last year. Most of it will never be recovered.
Email Fraud Alert catches the threats they can't see coming.
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William Webster ran the FBI. Then he ran the CIA.
At 98 years old, scammers still targeted him.
If a lifetime of intelligence experience doesn't make someone immune, nothing does.
"I thought I would have caught it."
"I thought they would have told me."
"I thought we had more time."
It doesn't feel obvious when it's happening.
The email looks real. The voice sounds legitimate. The urgency feels convincing.
By the time anyone realizes what happened, the money is already gone.
When a scammer convinces your parent to send money:
Once the money leaves, the bank owes them nothing.
That's not a policy. That's the system.
Seniors who fall for scams don't just lose money.
Not because they weren't smart — but because the scam looked completely real.
Every number is someone's parent. Someone's retirement. Someone's life savings.
This isn't about cost.
It's about preventing something you can't undo.
You won't be there when the email arrives.
But this will.
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