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Corebridge shares fraud prevention information to help customers recognize suspicious requests and protect their accounts.
Not necessarily. Fraud prevention information may be shared as part of ongoing efforts to help customers stay alert and take simple steps to protect their information.
Do not rely on appearance alone. Scammers can copy names, logos, formatting, and familiar language. If a request seems unusual, verify it using a trusted Corebridge contact method.
It means using contact information you already know is legitimate, such as an official Corebridge website, an existing Corebridge contact, or an established customer service number.
No. One-time passcodes and passwords are intended only for you. Do not share them by phone, email, text, or chat.
Stop engaging with the message, do not provide more information, and contact Corebridge right away using a trusted contact method.
Contact Corebridge as soon as possible. Change your password if needed, review your account activity, and continue watching for suspicious messages or changes.
Contact Corebridge promptly using a trusted phone number or official website. Provide as much detail as possible so the activity can be reviewed.
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