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How to avoid?
How to avoid?
How to avoid?
Fake e-shop scams are fraudulent online stores that appear to sell legitimate products but are actually set up to steal customer’s money and personal details. These websites often impersonate well-known retailers or offer tempting deals. However, once someone places and pays for an order, they’ll either receive counterfeit goods or nothing at all.
A pension pot scam is when a fraudulent individual or company tries to persuade someone to transfer the entirety of their pension savings into a scheme controlled by the scammer. They often promise high returns or early access to funds when they actually intend to steal the whole amount or ‘loan’ you some of your pension while they take a high fee.
Pension pot scams
Fake e-shops
Pension pot scams
An AI-powered scam is a type of fraud that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to deceive and manipulate victims. This can be done in a number of different ways, including deepfakes, voice cloning and fake websites. AI scams tend to be harder to spot as they can manipulate real images or voices to convey false information.
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A phishing scam is a type of cyberattack where scammers impersonate legitimate organisations, such as banks or delivery companies, to trick their victims into revealing personal and financial information. This is typically done through a text, social media message or email, asking the recipient to click on a link that may download a virus or steal your personal information.
Fake e-shops
Pension pot scams
AI-powered scams
Phishing scams
The most common scams and how to avoid them
