Fraudsters are using increasingly clever tactics to steal your money, from online deals to phone calls. Are you savvy enough to spot them? Try our quick quiz of 10 questions to find out.
Always be wary of clicking links from unknown sources as these could potentially download malicious software to your device or take you to a fake website.
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Always use a trusted number like the one on the back of your card.
Romance scams have become one of the top ways to get money from well-meaning, good-hearted people.
Fraudsters might impersonate police officers to take your cash. Police will not instruct you to withdraw or transfer funds for safe-keeping or during investigations.
This could be a scam. It's essential to buy tickets from recognised sellers. Acquiring them from individuals on social media could result in fake or missing tickets.
This could be a scam. Never give remote access or install software prompted by unexpected calls. Fraudsters impersonate to steal data. Confirm the caller's legitimacy with a known trusted number.
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This is legitimate. Your credit card company may email about your new statements. Always access your account via a secure app or webpage.
Scammers know how to fake being friendly and concerned. Check with your bank to see if you are due a refund.
Banks will not need you to download software for them to process any refunds.
As it is advising you to move money into your account and not move money to an account you don't own then this is ok to do.
