One of the most common scams reported are romance scams. Find out how to identify these scams and what to do if you have fallen victim of a romance scam.
Scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated in how they deliver scams, taking advantage of new technology and communication methods to try and slip under your radar. Online platforms and mobile technology such as emails, social networking sites, smartphones and tablets make it easier to connect with people around the world and communicate in real time anonymously, privately or publicly.
Unfortunately, scammers will use this to their advantage, unafraid to adopt a personal touch and contact you at home, on your phone or even at your door. They will often pose as a person or an organisation that you know and trust. Below we have listed some of the common scams, their warning signs and how you can protect yourself.
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