Having your identity stolen is more than just sorting out suspicious credit card charges. It could harm your chances of getting a car loan or buying a home.
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Widespread anxiety, product shortages and a surge in fake news have created a golden opportunity for scammers to cash in on coronavirus.
Stories of stolen information and maxed-out credit cards are increasingly common in Australia, yet rarely do we think "this could happen to me". Until it does.
From credit card fees to excess data charges, Aussies are forking out millions of dollars each year on easily avoidable rip-offs.
Scams cost 378,000 Australians on average of $6000 last year. Here's what to do if you think you've been the victim of a scammer.
A tax scam known as 'spoofing' is costing many Australians thousands of dollars. Here are five ways to avoid getting ripped off.
If, like me, you Google a number you don't recognise instead of actually answering the phone, then you'd really hate receiving telemarketing calls.
The return being offered was 200% a year or your money back. Surely no-one would actually fall for such scams...
I knew it was a scam and I should be outraged but when I heard about it I burst out laughing.
Watch out if you're buying tickets for a concert or sporting event because you could be ripped off if you deal with a reseller.
