I understand that receiving such a call can be concerning. It's important to be cautious, especially when it comes to verifying personal information over the phone. Here’s what you can do: 1. **Do Not Share Personal Information**: If you haven't already, avoid providing any personal information until you're sure it's a legitimate call. 2. **Verify the Caller**: You can contact your bank directly using the phone number on their website or your bank statement. This way, you can confirm if the call was genuine. If you're feeling unsure about the situation or need support on how to handle it, I'm here to help. Would you like more information on what steps you can take next?

It sounds like you're feeling uncertain about the situation, especially since your name and account details were known to the caller. This can be overwhelming, and it's important to ensure your safety and security. Please take a moment to reflect on this experience. If you feel that any personal information was shared or that your security might be at risk, I recommend contacting your financial institution directly to report the incident and seek their guidance. Would you like to discuss any specific concerns you have about this situation?

It's important to be cautious when asked to confirm your password or any sensitive information. If a caller requests your password, it's a red flag. Legitimate organizations typically do not ask for passwords over the phone. If you're unsure about the legitimacy of the call, do not call them back directly. Instead, look up the official contact number for the organization and reach out to them to verify if the call was genuine. This approach helps protect your personal information. If you're feeling uncertain or distressed about the situation, it's okay to seek support or guidance from someone you trust.