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Warnings about active and recurring scam waves. Newest first.
Texts claiming you owe a small unpaid road toll and must pay via a link are circulating widely. The link leads to a card-harvesting phishing page.
Scammers are cloning relatives' voices from short clips to make urgent “I'm in trouble, send money” calls sound real.
Unsolicited messages offering well-paid online “tasks” lead to a deposit trap where a fake dashboard shows earnings you can never withdraw.
People who have lost money to scams are being approached by “recovery experts” who promise to get it back for an upfront fee. It's a second scam.
A friendly “wrong number” text can be the opening move of a pig-butchering scam that grooms you toward a fake crypto platform.
Around tax deadlines, calls, texts and emails impersonating the tax office spike — demanding urgent payment or “refund” bank details.
When more parcels are moving, courier-impersonation “missed delivery / pay a fee” texts spike, linking to card-harvesting pages.
Across tax, tech-support, romance and prize scams, scammers keep demanding payment in gift cards because the codes are untraceable and irreversible.
Callers posing as your bank or the police claim your account is compromised and pressure you to move money to a “safe account” they control.
AI-generated videos of public figures “endorsing” investment platforms or crypto giveaways are being used to lure people into fraud.