Exit Ticket 14.5, 14.6, 14.7

Choosing products and services that are good for the consumer and are made in a socially and environmentally responsible way

Buying products based on price and quality alone, regardless of how they are made

Only buying products that are advertised as eco-friendly, without verifying if those claims are true

Always purchasing the most expensive products to ensure high quality

Higher costs associated with some ethical products

Difficulty finding reliable information on a company's practices

Constant marketing practices that encourage consumers to buy more stuff

Easy access to a variety of ethical products for most goods

Buying five new shirts so he can decide which two he likes best and returning the others

Choosing shirts based on the latest fashion trends he sees on social media

Purchasing shirts from a company known for sustainable practices and fair labor conditions

Buying the cheapest shirts available so he can save more money

Regularly monitoring your credit reports

Sharing sensitive information over unsecured channels like email or social media

Using strong, unique passwords for online accounts

Properly disposing of sensitive documents by shredding them

Identity theft through online means is on the rise.

Identity theft incidents are becoming less sophisticated.

Identity theft primarily targets older demographics.

Identity theft occurrences have plateaued in recent years.

Waiting for several weeks before monitoring your financial accounts.

Cancelling all your credit cards as a precautionary measure.

Contacting your bank or credit card issuer promptly to report the potential exposure.

Ignoring the suspicion and continuing with your regular spending habits.

Noticing a slight discrepancy in your monthly utility bill.

An unsolicited email requesting your banking credentials to unlock a prize.

Receiving a promotional offer from a trusted local business.

A phone call from your bank asking to verify recent transactions.

File a complaint with local law enforcement.

Seek legal advice to pursue legal action against the scammer.

Dispute the transaction with the merchant.

Contact their credit card issuer to report the fraudulent charge.

Providing comprehensive training and support to members.

Requiring members to invest a significant amount upfront.

Offering genuine products or services.

Compensating members primarily for recruiting others into the scheme.