As the festive season approaches, the excitement of gift-giving is in the air, but so is the lurking threat of cunning scams. Discover how to stay safe.

Parcel delivery scams are becoming increasingly common. Ones involving texts and emails are known as phishing scams, and aim to trick you into giving away your personal information and financial ...

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has advised the public to be vigilant against a surge in fake parcel delivery and clearance scams, particularly during the festive season .

Delivery scams and theft are particularly prevalent during the holidays when more packages are shipped, but they can happen year-round. Scammers are hoping shoppers are busy or distracted and will act ...

To stay safe, never scan QR codes on parcels you were not expecting. If something arrives that you did not order, check ...

As millions of people wait for last-minute holiday packages, the Better Business Bureau is warning shoppers to be on alert for a rise in delivery scams targeting distracted consumers.

It usually consists of a fake text or email from a number claiming to be Royal Mail, FedEx, UPS, or the like - letting you know you’ve missed a parcel, or need to provide more information to the ...

Australian regulators are warning that scam activity is likely to increase over the Christmas and New Year period, with potential consequences for insurers, intermediaries, and policyholders as ...

(Stacker) - First, it was phony parking tickets, then toll road scams, now scammers are at it again with an all-new, all-bad DMV text scam. The unfortunate popularity of this latest grift has caused ...

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