Fox News reported:
If you're planning to breeze through airport security using TSA PreCheck, you should first check the URL. The TSA just posted an urgent warning on Facebook reminding travelers to use only the official government site when signing up for PreCheck.
If you're planning to breeze through airport security using TSA PreCheck, you should first check the URL. The TSA just posted an urgent warning on Facebook reminding travelers to use only the official government site when signing up for PreCheck.
The post says, "Signing up for TSA PreCheck? Make sure you're using a safe and trusted .gov website" and includes this official link, tsa.gov/precheck.
Why the warning? Because scammers are out in full force, hoping to trick busy travelers into handing over personal information, and even money, by posing as TSA PreCheck.
Takeaway: If you are a business traveler and want Pre-Check, use the official site to avoid giving your information to fraudsters.
Why the warning? Because scammers are out in full force, hoping to trick busy travelers into handing over personal information, and even money, by posing as TSA PreCheck.
Takeaway: If you are a business traveler and want Pre-Check, use the official site to avoid giving your information to fraudsters.
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