[music] >> This could be the moment a scammer steals thousands of dollars from you. Once you send cryptocurrency, it is extremely difficult and often impossible to recover [music] your money. The San Antonio Police Department wants you to know no law enforcement agency will call you, threaten arrest, and demand payment through Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency. >> The Bexar County Sheriff's Office will never demand money to release an inmate. Not through cryptocurrency, not through gift cards, not through any digital payment. To verify if a loved one is in our custody, call us at 210-335-6201. No government agency will require payment through cryptocurrency to pay a fine. [music] >> No utility company will threaten disconnections and require payment through Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Scammers want you to act quickly and create a sense of urgency, but remember, you are in control. Pause, assess, and react. [music] >> This poster may be the last line of defense. If you see this warning at a Bitcoin or cryptocurrency ATM, stop. It may be your last chance to avoid a scam. The best defense is slowing down and verifying the information before making an irreversible transaction. Call the agency or company using a phone number you know is legitimate. >> Look out for your friends and family. AARP encourages you to share this message, especially with older adults who are frequently targeted. Go to our resources at aarp.org/fraudwatchnetwork. >> So, if you don't know where to start, make an appointment with a financial counselor at a city senior center near [music] you.