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Your Ultimate Scam Protection · Suze Orman's Women & Money (And Everyone Smart Enough To Listen)

• 0:08
  Suze: April 9th, 2026. You know, KT, I keep saying August
• 0:14
  Suze: instead of April. Why do I keep doing that?
• 0:16
  KT: Because they start with A's.
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  Suze: Is that what's happening to me?
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  KT: That's all.
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  Suze: Do you know how many times I've started something and
• 0:22
  Suze: I've said August? She says, Suze, it is April. Is anything
• 0:26
  Suze: happening in August that I want it to be August?
• 0:29
  KT: It's Colo's birthday.
• 0:31
  Suze: Oh, that might be it.
• 0:33
  KT: We like August, but, but we're in April, which is
• 0:36
  KT: still spring, and I love spring.
• 0:39
  Suze: You do. So let's spring into action.
• 0:41
  Suze: Welcome everybody to the Women and Money podcast.
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  KT: And everyone's smart enough to listen.
• 0:45
  Suze: And this is the Ask KT and Suze Anything podcast.
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  Suze: And if you have a question for us, just send
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  Suze: it in to ask Suze, S U Z E. Do
• 0:55
  Suze: you think they know how to spell my name by now? Anyway,
• 0:58
  Suze: ask Suze podcast at gmail.com, and if KT picks it, oh,
• 1:03
  Suze: we will answer it on this podcast. However,
• 1:08
  Suze: the markets have given us some relief.
• 1:11
  KT: It's a crazy week, wasn't it?
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  Suze: It's a crazy week, but everybody, I just want you
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  Suze: to listen to me. Just because one day up, one
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  Suze: day down, whatever, all based on what's happening over in Iran,
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  Suze: we can't control what's happening over there. So just go slowly.
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  Suze: But today, today's podcast, honestly, is about what you can control.
• 1:37
  Suze: What you can do to protect your entire financial universe. So,
• 1:43
  Suze: that's what today's podcast is all about. Take out your
• 1:48
  Suze: Suze notebooks and get ready. 'Cause this podcast, I have
• 1:53
  Suze: to tell you, KT and I have been working on
• 1:57
  Suze: what we're gonna talk about today for about two years. So,
• 2:01
  Suze: I want you to take this very seriously.
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  Suze: I want you to take notes, and I really want
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  Suze: you to take action.
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  Suze: All right, now, as many of you know, for a
• 2:15
  Suze: few years now, people have been pretending to be me.
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  Suze: You see them on Facebook. You see them all over
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  Suze: the place, using my face, my voice, creating videos, even
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  Suze: posting on the Women and Money Community app.
• 2:31
  Suze: And so many of you are writing in and you're
• 2:34
  Suze: asking me, Suze, is this real? Is this really you?
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  Suze: Even KT, do you know, when we send out something
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  Suze: that's real, people are like,
• 2:44
  Suze: Is this really you?
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  KT: And we get these messages all the time. It's not
• 2:49
  KT: going away. It's actually getting worse.
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  Suze: And the truth is that it breaks our hearts because
• 2:56
  Suze: the websites, KT.
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  Suze: That are letting people do this, do you think they
• 3:01
  Suze: would help us? No, they do absolutely nothing, so I
• 3:05
  Suze: have to hire a lawyer. The lawyer writes. They take
• 3:08
  Suze: it down and they put it right back up. So
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  Suze: there's no way I can control what scammers are doing.
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  Suze: And that's why what we're talking about today, really, KT
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  Suze: matters so much.
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  Suze: Financial scams, and I have to tell you today you
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  Suze: are finally going to hear about a solution that makes
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  Suze: sense because scams today are sophisticated. They are targeted, and
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  Suze: they are designed to make you feel completely safe when
• 3:41
  Suze: the fact of the matter is it's anything but safe.
• 3:45
  KT: Suze actually saw this writing on the wall a while
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  KT: ago and that's why we started developing and working on
• 3:53
  KT: ways to protect your money from scammers.
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  Suze: And what we've created really is called the
• 4:01
  Suze: Ultimate Scam Protection and we created it with Nord and
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  Suze: I want you to understand this is not something that
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  Suze: I put my name on lightly. This truly everybody was
• 4:13
  Suze: built to solve the real problem.
• 4:16
  Suze: And Nord, you've seen them. They're not a fly by
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  Suze: night company. They're always on TV. They're there to protect you.
• 4:25
  Suze: They are a great company, but actually, truthfully, more important,
• 4:29
  Suze: they are great people.
• 4:31
  KT: Really great people, we spent a lot of time working
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  KT: on this. Tell them why this program is different from
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  KT: all the other things you see out there and why you want this.
• 4:43
  Suze: Do you remember KT? There was an identity theft program.
• 4:47
  Suze: That approached us a few years ago, they were willing
• 4:50
  Suze: to pay us a few million dollars. Do you remember that?
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  Suze: If we would just tell everybody about it, I spent
• 4:58
  Suze: time talking to them. I went, I'm not doing this.
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  Suze: I'm not doing this, KT, and I'll only do this
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  Suze: with Nord if they put in the protection that I
• 5:08
  Suze: really think people need. Let me just tell you a
• 5:12
  Suze: little bit about it and why
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  Suze: this is different than all the other programs out there now.
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  Suze: The other programs, and we do this as well, they
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  Suze: will monitor the dark web.
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  Suze: So if your Social Security number is stolen, your email,
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  Suze: your phone numbers are out there, it will be brought
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  Suze: to your attention. So, it gives you the real-time alerts
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  Suze: just like all the other programs.
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  Suze: And yes, it also listen closely, it would also provide
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  Suze: services up to $1 million to help you restore your identity,
• 5:46
  Suze: but for me that was never enough and by the way,
• 5:49
  Suze: it shouldn't be enough for you either. Because it's not
• 5:54
  Suze: just enough about you
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  Suze: restoring your identity, what happens when you lose money? So,
• 6:01
  Suze: unlike other programs, here's where this one really takes flight.
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  Suze: If you lose money, let's just say you make a mistake,
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  Suze: you push a button when you didn't know you should
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  Suze: push a button or whatever it is.
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  Suze: You can recover up to $100,000 for online scams, and
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  Suze: that's truly where almost all the scams begin. Alerts don't
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  Suze: get your money back. Monitoring does not make you whole again.
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  Suze: This program does.
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  KT: So I'm like the perfect example of someone that needs this,
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  KT: and
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  KT: I get things all the time. I'm, I'm constantly saying, Suze,
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  KT: do you know this person? Is this a real invitation?
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  KT: Should I click on this? And she looks at me,
• 6:48
  KT: she yells across the room over and over again, KT delete, delete, delete.
• 6:53
  KT: Because I'm constantly getting scam attacks.
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  Suze: Yeah, like, you think this can't happen to you? It,
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  Suze: it could happen to KT almost every single day. Everybody,
• 7:04
  Suze: and you know, most of you are like KT more
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  Suze: than you're like me. Tell them what happened the other
• 7:08
  Suze: day to you, KT.
• 7:09
  KT: We have a great friend who's a very, very well
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  KT: known actress, and we hadn't heard from her in a
• 7:15
  KT: couple of months. We've all been busy. So I said, Susie,
• 7:17
  KT: I just got an invite from our friend so and so,
• 7:20
  KT: and I said, Did you get one too?
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  Suze: And I said, no, but just be careful. Let me
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  Suze: look at it. And yes, it was her email, so
• 7:29
  Suze: we clicked on it. When we clicked on it, it
• 7:32
  Suze: looked like one of those invites that open up, but
• 7:35
  Suze: this time it asked for a password. It had KT's
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  Suze: email address, and under it it said put in your password.
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  Suze: I said stop.
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  KT: She said, delete, delete.
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  Suze: I said delete it.
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  Suze: We deleted it and sure enough the next day, the
• 7:51
  Suze: next day we get a real email from this woman saying...
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  KT: Sorry everybody, I've been compromised. I'm so sorry. Please change
• 8:01
  KT: your passwords, especially Google passwords. I mean it was, and,
• 8:06
  KT: and I said wow, that is a serious scam. They
• 8:10
  KT: had her real email.
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  Suze: Yeah, but here's the thing, this happens to KT at
• 8:15
  Suze: least once a week, at least once a week, and
• 8:18
  Suze: I keep saying, don't, don't, don't. Now I want you
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  Suze: to think about this. What if I wasn't around?
• 8:25
  Suze: What if, what if KT was all by herself like
• 8:27
  Suze: maybe a lot of you are, and you just, you
• 8:30
  Suze: know how many times she would have been scammed already. KT,
• 8:35
  Suze: recently we got an email from somebody, and I want
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  Suze: you to read it...
• 8:39
  KT: It's from Betty. Can we share it?
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  Suze: We can share it, of course, but here's what I
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  Suze: want you to understand. The reason why
• 8:47
  Suze: we actually did the Ultimate Scam Protection is because of
• 8:53
  Suze: all the emails over the years now we have gotten
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  Suze: from many of you, way too many of you, saying
• 9:02
  Suze: this happened to me, that happened to me. This is
• 9:05
  Suze: an email that we recently got.
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  KT: Yeah, this one we just got.
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  Suze: So KT, read it to everybody because if you think
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  Suze: this can't happen to somebody you know, I'm here to
• 9:16
  Suze: tell you it happens to more people than you have
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  Suze: any idea. Go for it, KT.
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  KT: So this email we got very recently from Betty in
• 9:24
  KT: the subject area, the reason I picked it, I, it
• 9:26
  KT: said husband is being scammed and doesn't believe it. So
• 9:31
  KT: this is a husband, usually it's, it's a widow, but ready.
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  KT: Help, help, help, and sound the alarm. Married but amicably separated,
• 9:40
  KT: both 72 years old. Both have separate and mutual bank
• 9:44
  KT: accounts and a healthy stock portfolio. So Betty wrote to Suze,
• 9:50
  KT: while separated, my husband opened a few dating sites, and
• 9:54
  KT: the scammers plucked him immediately.
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  KT: He says he met someone a few months ago and
• 10:02
  KT: was set to go meet her on a date 100
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  KT: miles away. He showed up but she didn't.
• 10:09
  KT: Saying she had a family emergency and wondered if he
• 10:12
  KT: could send her some money to help her daughter get
• 10:15
  KT: out of the hospital. That's where everything started to get worse.
• 10:20
  KT: He said he could certainly help her. What does she need?
• 10:24
  KT: She says if he could just send a couple of
• 10:25
  KT: gift cards, that would be helpful. Just scratch off the
• 10:29
  KT: numbers on the back and send me a picture of it,
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  KT: and I can cash it from there. He sent her
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  KT: a $500 Apple gift card.
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  KT: So it goes, you can imagine that wasn't the end
• 10:42
  KT: of it.
• 10:43
  KT: She managed to talk him into sending more and more
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  KT: with the promise of meeting up, so he kept in
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  KT: touch all in texts, never in person, never a phone call.
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  KT: Thousands of dollars later he's been scooped up into other
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  KT: people connecting by the dating sites, very friendly and always
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  KT: asking for help.
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  KT: His family and I have been researching all the things
• 11:09
  KT: that we can do to possibly protect us and him
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  KT: from getting extorted further, but he doesn't believe he's being scammed.
• 11:18
  KT: He continues to keep sending gift cards to certain addresses,
• 11:23
  KT: ready for this, Suze, now, as well as wiring money
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  KT: and tapping into our mutual account. This has been going
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  KT: on now for almost a year.
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  KT: And this is where Betty's really nervous, she said through
• 11:37
  KT: the tune of at least $50,000. Suze, my message and comment,
• 11:43
  KT: is hoping that you can pass this on to your
• 11:46
  KT: listeners of all ages. All the banks and companies say
• 11:49
  KT: it's unlikely he'll get his money back from anybody, but
• 11:54
  KT: just to let everyone know, the gift card scam is
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  KT: very common, hard to trace and hard to recover.
• 12:02
  KT: The elderly are perfectly ripe for the picking. Suze, if
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  KT: you have any words of wisdom to share with me
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  KT: and your listeners, I would really appreciate it. Thank you
• 12:13
  KT: so much. I've loved listening to you for the last
• 12:16
  KT: 20 years.
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  Suze: So that's probably why she's separated from him. But anyway,
• 12:21
  Suze: she wasn't smart enough to separate all their money. Just
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  Suze: so you know, I answered Betty. I told her exactly
• 12:28
  Suze: what she needs to do in her particular situation. However,
• 12:33
  Suze: what can you do now? What could Betty have done
• 12:37
  Suze: to have gotten the money back if she had gotten
• 12:41
  Suze: the Ultimate Scam Protection just that simple for her husband,
• 12:46
  Suze: for herself, whatever it was, because this started online. She
• 12:52
  Suze: could have gotten back up to $100,000 so the money,
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  Suze: the $50,000 or whatever it is that her husband has lost.
• 13:03
  Suze: Could have been restored now.
• 13:05
  KT: Wait, can you just tell people where to get this?
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  Suze: Yeah, are you ready to go there right now?
• 13:10
  KT: No, no, no, but everyone's listening to us, but we're
• 13:13
  KT: not even telling them where to get the program, and
• 13:17
  KT: I want you to summarize everything again, but tell them
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  KT: where to get it.
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  Suze: I want all of you to go simply to my website, suzeorman.com.
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  Suze: Think you could do that and look right there. You
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  Suze: will
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  Suze: see the ultimate scam protection banner. Just click on it
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  Suze: and it will take you exactly to where you need
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  Suze: to go. This is something that KT and I developed
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  Suze: especially for all of you, cause it has everything in
• 13:48
  Suze: it that I want you to have and that I
• 13:51
  Suze: know you need to have. And so, since we're going
• 13:55
  Suze: there right now, let me just tell you a little
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  Suze: bit about it.
• 13:58
  Suze: It is $95.88. You just need to know that, and
• 14:05
  Suze: that's for one year, and you have to pay it
• 14:08
  Suze: all at once. What that breaks down to is about
• 14:13
  Suze: $8 a month. No, I'm serious, KT.
• 14:16
  Suze: Do you think $8 a month or all at once,
• 14:20
  Suze: $95.88 is worth possibly protecting up to $100,000 in actual
• 14:28
  Suze: money that you would be paid back if you were
• 14:31
  Suze: scammed online. So I just want to tell everybody again.
• 14:37
  Suze: What's involved in this program. All right. Now, obviously, it
• 14:44
  Suze: has dark web monitoring. It has real-time alerts. It has,
• 14:49
  Suze: by the way, credit freeze assistance. Now, you know how
• 14:52
  Suze: I've said to you over all these years, freeze your credit,
• 14:56
  Suze: you know, I don't know how to do that.
• 14:58
  Suze: Well, this will help you freeze your credit and unfreeze
• 15:03
  Suze: your credit when in fact you want to apply for
• 15:07
  Suze: a credit. It has something that I love that I
• 15:11
  Suze: did this just for KT.
• 15:14
  Suze: Because let's say I'm not around. Seriously, I'm on vacation
• 15:18
  Suze: without you. How could I do that? Never would. However,
• 15:22
  Suze: she gets an email. She's not sure, is it a
• 15:26
  Suze: scam or not. She could send it into Nord, and
• 15:30
  Suze: they will verify, is it a scam or is it not.
• 15:34
  KT: I've already done. I've already done that,
• 15:37
  Suze: Yeah, because we both have this, by the way, yeah,
• 15:39
  KT: I have, I, I've had it for a month now.
• 15:42
  Suze: We have been testing this. Everybody who writes into me, seriously,
• 15:47
  Suze: I send it to Camille at Nord, who I love
• 15:50
  Suze: more than life itself, and they verify for me, would
• 15:55
  Suze: this be covered by this program.
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  Suze: One was a Medicare scam. One was this one was that,
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  Suze: and she comes back and says, yes, yes, yes. She
• 16:03
  Suze: also comes back and says, no, this isn't covered because
• 16:07
  Suze: it did not start online, but I want you to
• 16:09
  Suze: think about this, everybody. Most scams start online. They come
• 16:14
  Suze: to you through AI they come to you through the
• 16:17
  Suze: Women and Money app they come
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  Suze: to you online. So that's why the online portion really,
• 16:25
  Suze: really matters. So besides scam verification, KT, they will provide
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  Suze: up to $1 million of expenses to recover your identity.
• 16:37
  Suze: But more important than that, everybody.
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  Suze: Is that they will give you up to $100,000 back
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  Suze: if you lost money on an online scam.
• 16:53
  KT: So Suze, what's the difference between restoring your identity and
• 16:57
  KT: getting $100,000 back for lost money?
• 17:01
  Suze: I love that you asked that question.
• 17:03
  Suze: Restoring your identity, KT doesn't help that if you lost money,
• 17:09
  Suze: they're just simply making sure you have your identity back.
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  Suze: But here is what makes this program different. Listen up, everybody.
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  Suze: If you lost money to an online scam, you can
• 17:22
  Suze: get up to $100,000.
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  Suze: If this scam started online.
• 17:30
  KT: And that alone is what's different with this program and
• 17:34
  KT: all the others.
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  Suze: And that is why we did this. So we're doing
• 17:40
  Suze: this to protect you, we're doing this to protect ourselves,
• 17:44
  Suze: by the way, I'm definitely doing it so KT is protected and
• 17:49
  Suze: therefore our money is protected up to that amount.
• 17:53
  Suze: So that's why we have done this, and I am
• 17:56
  Suze: asking you, I haven't asked much of you over all
• 17:59
  Suze: these years, but I am asking you to go to suzeorman.com,
• 18:04
  Suze: look for the little banner that says Ultimate Scam Protection,
• 18:08
  Suze: and click it right there, and I hope you decide
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  Suze: to do this because I want all of us to
• 18:16
  Suze: be protected
• 18:18
  Suze: against professional scammers that are so much smarter than you, KT,
• 18:25
  Suze: and me. So can you just do that? What do
• 18:28
  Suze: you wanna say, KT?
• 18:29
  KT: Is that this way I won't get all these emails saying, Suze,
• 18:33
  KT: is this real?
• 18:34
  Suze: Yeah, you know,
• 18:35
  KT: I'm getting so many, everybody.
• 18:37
  Suze: But I just have to say something. I have worked
• 18:41
  Suze: so hard over the past 40 years to really make
• 18:46
  Suze: sure that you're protected with your money, you're OK with it.
• 18:50
  Suze: You've invested it wisely. You've done this, your home, all
• 18:53
  Suze: of these things.
• 18:55
  Suze: And then enters professional scamming, artificial intelligence, all of these things.
• 19:03
  Suze: So what could I have done to make sure that
• 19:08
  Suze: that part of your life is protected?
• 19:11
  Suze: I could have done and I did, with KT, the
• 19:15
  Suze: ultimate scam protection just that simple. What's not that simple,
• 19:21
  Suze: and I just want to tell you all a few things,
• 19:24
  Suze: is this program is essentially an insurance policy that where
• 19:30
  Suze: you get money back, OK, you get that now.
• 19:34
  Suze: However, because of that, we have to make sure that
• 19:39
  Suze: it's really, really you when you are applying. Therefore, don't
• 19:45
  Suze: get frustrated when you do apply because we ask for
• 19:50
  Suze: multi-level authentications and it can be confusing. So there was
• 19:56
  Suze: a special help line set up just for you. So
• 20:00
  Suze: write down ask @ Nordprotect.com.
• 20:07
  Suze: Ask ASK at Nordprotect.com just for Suze people. So if
• 20:13
  Suze: you get stuck, if you don't understand something, if you
• 20:16
  Suze: have a question, that is where you are to write in.
• 20:21
  Suze: That's one thing you need to know. I need you
• 20:23
  Suze: to stick with it. A lot of people breeze through it.
• 20:27
  Suze: A lot of people get stuck when you have to
• 20:30
  Suze: do multi-level authentications. All right.
• 20:34
  Suze: Next, I'm so sorry to say this is not offered
• 20:38
  Suze: currently in New York. It's just not. Why? Because the
• 20:42
  Suze: legislators there are taking their time. Every other state passed it,
• 20:47
  Suze: but for some reason, New York is going slowly, so
• 20:50
  Suze: we'll just have to wait until they say, OK, you
• 20:54
  Suze: can get it here in New York.
• 20:56
  Suze: Next, it's an individual policy. I know a lot of
• 21:01
  Suze: you think, oh, I have joint accounts with my spouse
• 21:05
  Suze: and everything, so I just need one. No, you each
• 21:09
  Suze: need your own.
• 21:11
  Suze: So if you are married, you need one, your spouse
• 21:15
  Suze: needs one. It's just that simple. Individual family members need
• 21:20
  Suze: them because it's based on your individual email. So, KT
• 21:26
  Suze: has like three or four emails, so all of them
• 21:29
  Suze: are entered under her one account. I have a number
• 21:33
  Suze: of emails. All of them are entered under my one account,
• 21:37
  Suze: but KT's account
• 21:39
  Suze: with Nord would not protect me. A lot of you
• 21:43
  Suze: are gonna say, but don't they have a family plan?
• 21:46
  Suze: Not yet. And if they do, it's not gonna be
• 21:49
  Suze: any more cost efficient, trust me, than the $95.88 that
• 21:55
  Suze: this one costs, so
• 21:57
  Suze: that's everything. Now you know the scoop again. Go to
• 22:01
  Suze: suzeorman.com and check it out.
• 22:05
  KT: Wait, Susie, don't forget.
• 22:07
  KT: Tell them about the webinar.
• 22:09
  Suze: I forget everything these days.
• 22:10
  KT: Not in August, in April. April 23rd. April 23rd.
• 22:15
  Suze: Yes, yes, thank you, KT. April 23rd for the first
• 22:19
  Suze: time in three years. I am doing a live webinar
• 22:24
  Suze: and I want all of you to come. I'm going
• 22:27
  Suze: to talk about stocks, real estate, everything, the must-have documents.
• 22:32
  Suze: I'm gonna talk about everything. You can go to the
• 22:36
  Suze: same place that you're going to check out the ultimate
• 22:39
  Suze: scam protection. Go to SuzeOrman.com
• 22:43
  Suze: And you'll see it on the banner. You'll see ultimate
• 22:45
  Suze: scam protection. You'll see the webinar. Get both. That's what
• 22:50
  Suze: I think.
• 22:51
  Suze: And by the way, free, free, free. Come on.
• 22:53
  KT: Don't miss this webinar.
• 22:55
  Suze: Yeah, it's been three years now, and now I have
• 22:59
  Suze: things that I want to say.
• 23:01
  KT: And can I just add one more thing, Suze? If,
• 23:03
  KT: if you have a scam experience or story to share,
• 23:08
  KT: send it to me. Write in and send it to
• 23:11
  KT: me because I'd like to start collecting them, reading them.
• 23:14
  KT: And I want to continue to keep sharing them with
• 23:17
  KT: Nord and let them know.
• 23:19
  Suze: And I just have to say this, I swear to
• 23:20
  Suze: God this is true. So I have my little phone
• 23:23
  Suze: by me just to make sure that everything is how
• 23:26
  Suze: it should be, and I just got an email saying
• 23:30
  Suze: don't open this. It's a scam. I swear to God
• 23:34
  Suze: that's true. So because I got something, I went, oh,
• 23:38
  Suze: and I just thought, all right, I just got that email.
• 23:41
  Suze: I am not lying to you anyway.
• 23:44
  Suze: All right everybody, that's our podcast for today.
• 23:49
  KT: Again, stay protected.
• 23:51
  Suze: You can do this. I want all of you to
• 23:53
  Suze: do this. You need to do it, but until Sunday
• 23:57
  Suze: for Suze School, there's only one.
• 23:59
  Suze: Thing that we want you to remember, what is it, KT?
• 24:03
  KT: People first, then money, then things.
• 24:05
  Suze: Now you stay safe by doing what? Signing up for
• 24:10
  Suze: the Ultimate Scam Protection. See you soon. Bye bye.