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Warning signs to help you identify if you've encountered a scam.
Learn how to spot and avoid scams
Act straight away to limit the damage
Criminals are calling people and pretending to be from a trusted organisation like a bank, IT company or phone company. They will say your bank accounts or computers aren’t secure and your money isn’t safe. They will ask for your PIN and tell you to leave your bank card in your letterbox so it can be cancelled and replaced.
Criminals are emailing people and falsely claiming they have hacked into their computers or webcams and have access to compromising images and videos of them.
They include personal details such as birth dates and addresses in the emails to intimidate people into sending them money.
Criminals are impersonating charities and offering fake financial assistance schemes to target people experiencing financial hardship.
Criminals are pretending to offer loans from these charities. They may also impersonate government agencies and programs or other charities.
Don’t give money or personal information to anyone if unsure.
Ask yourself - could the message or call be fake?
Act quickly - contact the bank if a scammer gets your money and report scams to Scamwatch.
Scamwatch is led by the National Anti-Scam Centre. The National Anti-Scam Centre:
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