Action Fraud data reveals that £3.5m was lost to QR code scams last year. This type of scam involves fraudsters tampering with QR codes, often in public places – such as restaurants, pubs, shops, bus stops, stations, and car parks – to redirect people to scam websites or malicious apps. Here are 5 ways to protect yourself from them | Which?

1.1K views · 3 comments | Anyone can fall for fraud and scams. Criminals spend hours researching you, hoping that you’ll let your guard down for just a moment. Remember to always #StopChallengeProtect ✋☝️ It’s okay to reject, refuse or ignore any requests. If you think you’ve fallen for a scam, contact your bank immediately and report it to Action Fraud. | Warwickshire Police | Facebook

The Government’s failure to take action against fraud and scams is leaving citizens vulnerable to fraudsters. €25million was stolen in investment fraud last year - a 90 percent increase from 2022. Fine Gael claim to be the part of law and order, but they have failed to tackle this issue. It's time for a new Government, it's time for a General Election. - Pearse Doherty #fraud #scams #irishnews #simonharris | Sinn Féin Ireland

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Reporting scams is vital, even if you've not become a victim. Watch this short video from The Money Advice Service to find out why. | Action Fraud