'Phishing scams' may attempt to extract your personal information such as your password or account number. An example of this could be a company posing as a legitimate operator asking you to confirm your password, to review your account.
Please note none of our staff will ask you for your password nor do they have access to it.
Another example may be requesting your credit card details before releasing a prize. You should never have to pay or give your payment details to 'claim' or 'release' a prize.