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Allstate is launching a first of its kind insurance policy to protect victims of fraud, announcing it will pay back customers who fall victim to crypto scams, as well as phishing texts or emails. The policy will reimburse customers up to $50,000 per year and include everyone in a family, including seniors over the age of 65, even if they don’t live with you. ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze shares helpful tips to avoid scams as they spike around the holiday shopping season. #allstate #scams #phishing
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Allstate is launching a first of its kind insurance policy to protect victims of fraud, announcing it will pay back customers who fall victim to crypto scams, as well as phishing texts or emails. The policy will reimburse customers up to $50,000 per year and include everyone in a family, including seniors over the age of 65, even if they don’t live with you. ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze shares helpful tips to avoid scams as they spike around the holiday shopping season. #allstate #scams #phishing
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