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Today’s Fraud News from around the world: WARNING: Gardai and An Post urge people to be ‘scam aware’ in lead up to Christmas: In the lead up to Christmas and the typically far greater volume of post, gardai and An Post are urging people to be vigilant about scam messages. “We are aware of fraudsters …
Today’s Fraud News from around the world: Catch Of The Week: I’ll Be Zoom For Christmas: During the busy holidays, the last thing you need is to be a victim of “Zoom-bombing” or a Zoom themed phishing scam. When setting up a Zoom meeting for your family, make sure you are setting it up …: …
Today’s Fraud News from around the world: Christmas shoppers targeted with email delivery scams prompting warning over clicking fake links: More people are ordering Christmas presents online this year because of the pandemic, meaning they could be caught unawares …: “Phishing” – BingNews People are taking all sorts of risks while working from home: The …
Today’s Fraud News from around the world: Don't let a scammer spoil your Christmas: But it's also the perfect opportunity for fraudsters to scam you with faulty or fake products or by taking your personal details. KLFM have been asking …: Google Alert – fraudsters Prevent online fraud: Online banking has opened up a world of …
Today’s Fraud News from around the world: Christmas fraud: Mobiles and clothes top presents targeted: Latest figures suggest that Christmas fraud increased by 25% between 2015 and 2016. Analysis of last year's crimes also suggests that 65% of crimes …: Google Alert – Fraud 'Mrs. Clinton Is a Fraud': Bongino Rips Hillary's 'Deception', Book Tour: Former …
While you’re contemplating your carefully hung stockings, fraudsters will be out in force. Christmas Eve is the No. 1 day for fraud attempts, accounting for 2.5 percent of all cases annually, according to payments firm ACI Worldwide. Criminals may pick this day in particular to buy electronic gift cards — a popular last-minute gift — …
Email Fraud Alert received from: Ann-Mari I recently received an email with this subject line: Seasonal Greetings From Shell and I am concerned that it could be an attempt at defrauding me. Let me know in the comments section what you think, please. The full contents of the suspected fraudulent (phishing / scamming) e-mail appear …