Royal Mail scams are often very hard to spot as they can look legitimate, however there are key signs to look out for when detecting one. The latest scam includes texts and emails purporting to be Royal Mail notifying customers that they
While Jason is yet to speak out if the unknown account user responded to his message, his fans, like Jason, saw the funny side and attempted to make light of a potentially scary situation. “Love the one that says he’s in Arizona
Law enforcers Europol and the bloc’s anti-fraud squad have warned that fraudsters have attempted to sell almost one billion doses of Covid jabs via the black market. In a secret report to member states, the European Anti-Fraud Office said the crime wave
National Insurance is unfortunately yet another way scammers are now attempting to attack Britons and make them part with their personal information. Now, several local police departments as well as worried people who have been targeted, are issuing warnings for Britons to
COVID-19 has created uncertainty and even financial instability for many people, with circumstances changing frequently. However, it appears cybercriminals have now latched onto the pandemic to exploit unsuspecting individuals. In a new and dangerous scam text message, Britons are told the Government
A message, claiming to be from Royal Mail, tells the recipient they owe a fee for a parcel delivery. It says: “Royal Mail: your package has a £2.99 shipping fee.” The text or email then includes a link to a fake Royal
Lloyds Bank customers can manage their accounts in various ways, and with mobile banking becoming more popular, some may be expecting texts from their bank. However, fraudsters have sadly seized this opportunity to send around scam messages which target unsuspecting Britons. The
There’s also a wealth of tips on how people can reduce the risk of falling victim to a scam. Action Fraud, the City of London Police and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), recently issued a warning about “clone” firm scams. It came
HMRC, or HM Revenue and Customs, is a familiar name amongst millions of people who are required to deal with taxes each year. Due to the widespread use of the official service, the latest scam associated with HMRC has the potential to
Halifax is used by millions for their banking needs, but unsuspecting Britons are unfortunately being attacked by a new text scam. Many have reported receiving a text claiming to be from the bank and urging them to take action to secure their