A MAJOR bank has issued an urgent warning to customers who face losing over £600 to scammers. Lloyds Bank has told customers to look out for the big warning signs before you are conned out of money…
Metropolitan Police'sIt's worth researching beforehand what a fair and competitive price is for similar goods in the same condition.Fraudsters often use stock images or other people's photos on multiple adverts or websites too.
You can check if an image appears anywhere else online through websites like TinEye or reverse.photos.But be aware of accounts that may have been set up recently with lots of favourable feedback, as this could indicate fake reviews.You can check if a link or site is secure in two ways: there should be a padlock symbol in the browser window where you can see the site address/URL when you log in or registerCitizens Advice has three top tips on what you should do if you've been scammed:If you've transferred money to the scammer in the last 24 hours you should tell the police immediately by calling 101.If you've lost money because of a scam, you might be able to get it back. But the process of how you do this is different depending on how you made the payment.
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