• A word in any foreign or English dictionary, even when spelled backwards
• Sequences such as "12345678", or "33333333", "abcdefgh"
• Your name, or the name of a family member or pet
• Social Security, account, or telephone numbers
• Any portion of your physical address
• Anyone's birth date
• Other readily accessible information about the user
• A password used on a different website
• Investigate an application (app) prior to downloading it. Do not assume that a similar-sounding app is the PassTo app because its name is similar. It may be a malicious app designed to deceive users into believing the service is legitimate. The App Store or Google Play Store is the best location to download the PassTo mobile app. Be mindful that criminals will continue to submit fraudulent applications.
• PassTo will never claim to have "lost" your login details and contact you to get it back. Such requests are always, without exception, fraudulent as they entail some form of coercion, such as a threat to withhold cash unless login information is provided immediately. PassTo will under no circumstances request your password. Under no circumstances should you reveal your password to anyone, including the support team, compliance team, etc.
• If you're inputting your password into the PassTo website or anywhere else online, ensure that you're using a secure session (https:// instead of http://).
Pay careful attention to the URL (web address) of the website you are currently viewing! Password harvesting spoofs frequently use web addresses that resemble the official PassTo website, https://www.passto.co.uk, to deceive users into thinking they are visiting the legitimate PassTo site, where they have an account. This is a common method used by fraudsters to trick users into divulging their passwords to phony versions of authentic websites!
• Avoid saving passwords on computers and mobile devices.
• Always utilize the Logout button to discontinue secure sessions when you are finished. This helps avoid session hijacking attacks, in which hackers maintain open sessions when you believe they have been closed.
• When using the PassTo service to send money, you must never leave your computer or phone unattended.
• Do not log onto PassTo from a shared computer in a public place such as a hotel, library, internet cafe, or from a shared wireless network using your own personal devices.
• Offers of employment as a mystery shopper, payment processor, etc. that require you to provide your PassTo credentials are never legitimate.
• PassTo will never attempt to transfer funds via an individual's personal account. There is never an exception to this rule; it is always a fraud. In the event that you are approached about taking part in a scheme of this nature, immediately contact local law enforcement.