Scammers are rife at this time of year.
As Black Friday approaches fast, many shoppers will be on high alert to watch out for scams and fraudulent websites coming their way.
These emails will direct victims to a convincing copy of the company website they think they are interacting with, before asking users to input personal details, which will then be stolen. Scammers sometimes target holiday and accommodation booking websites to trick customers into paying for services that are not available or do not exist.
The scammers will often charge victims a fee for these services and not process any applications at all, or aim to steal your personal information. If you receive a text or a call claiming to promote a Government support scheme, it’s important to be careful:
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