If a client is contacted by someone claiming to be from your agency and requests personal information, what action should you take if they haven't provided any information?

Choosing to report the fraudulent call is the best course of action because it helps protect the client and can prevent others from becoming victims of potential scams. By notifying the appropriate authorities or your agency's fraud department, you contribute to a system of accountability and assist in addressing the rising number of fraudulent activities targeting individuals. This proactive measure allows for investigation and can lead to preventive measures being put in place, ultimately safeguarding the interests of clients and maintaining the integrity of the agency.

While reassuring the client or advising them to provide information may seem like helpful responses, they could inadvertently lead to a breach of personal data and trust. Ignoring the incident is also not advisable, as it could allow fraudulent activities to continue unchecked. By choosing to report, you uphold your responsibilities as an agent or broker committed to ethical practices and client protection.