9
Mar
National Slam the Scam Day, on March 9th, is a special day to teach people how to spot and stop scammers. Scammers are people who try to trick others to steal their money or personal information. On this day, people learn how to recognize fake emails, phone calls, or messages that ask for money or private details. It is important because it helps keep everyone safe by making them aware of sneaky tricks. Schools, communities, and families work together to share tips so that everyone, including kids, knows what to do if they meet a scammer.
How to celebrate National Slam the Scam Day?
On "National Slam the Scam Day," start by talking with your family about how to recognize a scam. Play a fun game where you pretend to be scammers, making silly phone calls or emails to each other, and figure out how to spot the trick. Create bright, colorful posters with big letters that say things like "Don't Trust Your Gut, Trust the Facts!" or "Think Before You Click!" Hang the posters around your home. Then, share what you learned with friends or neighbors. End the day by watching a funny movie where the heroes outsmart the bad guys, celebrating your new scam-smarts!
Where National Slam the Scam Day is celebrated?
- - International
