Protecting Yourself from Scammers Impersonating Discovery

We’ve recently been made aware of scammers attempting to impersonate Discovery Capital Finance Corp. The safety and security of our customers is our top priority. We want to equip you with the information you need to protect yourself from these scams.

What the Scammers Might Do:

Be aware of these tactics scammers might use to impersonate Discovery Capital Finance Corp.

• Urgency and Threats:Scammers often create a sense of urgency or use scare tactics to pressure you into acting quickly without thinking clearly. They might claim your account is compromised, there's a problem with your payment, or you'll miss out on a limited-time offer.
• Phishing for Information:Their goal is to steal personal information like passwords, credit card details, or Social Security numbers. They might ask you to "verify" your account information or offer to "fix" a problem that doesn't exist.
• Malicious Links and Attachments:They might send emails or messages with links or attachments that appear legitimate but contain malware designed to steal your information or harm your device.
• Impersonating Employees: Scammers may claim to be representatives from specific departments, like customer service or security, to appear more convincing.

How to Identify a Scam:

Here are some red flags to watch out for:

• Unfamiliar Contact Methods:We typically contact customers through official channels, like our website, verified social media pages, or company phone numbers. Be wary of contact from personal email addresses, unfamiliar phone numbers, or random social media messages.
• Requests for Money or Personal Information: Discovery Credit Solutions Corp. will never request personal information such as passwords or Social Security numbers through email, phone calls, or text messages. We will never pressure you to send money immediately, especially through unusual methods like gift cards or wire transfers.
• Vague or Threatening Language:Scammers often use vague or generic language to avoid specifics. They may also use threatening language to pressure you into complying with their demands.

What To Do If You're Contacted:

If you suspect someone is impersonating Discovery, here's what to do:

• Do Not Engage:Don't respond to emails, calls, or messages. Don't click on any links or attachments.
• Report the Incident:Report the scam attempt to Discovery Credit Solutions Corp., immediately through our designated channels, such as it@discoverycsc.com and dpo@discoverycsc.com
• Verify Directly: Scammers often use vague or generic language to avoid specifics. They may also use threatening language to pressure you into complying with their demands.