
Elderly woman scammed into spending $6600 on gift cards in one month
The Warehouse says it's working to see what more can be done to protect customers.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
One victim had more than $44,000 stolen from his personal and company accounts.
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Travel agents and airports cite passenger rights, make demands for the next Government.
An Auckland woman admitted deceiving a Dunedin man out of $525,000 over 18 years.
Police say sellers should check their bank account before handing over vehicle keys.
Rise in scam reporting comes off the back of the introduction of One-Click Reporting.
The company worked with major banks, telcos and Trade Me.
The warning follows similar scams on Wellington and Christchurch parking machines.
Doug Ruch's cancer claim drew media attention before his death in Auckland.
The landlord says the cannabis growers trashed her house, costing her thousands.
'Scams are increasingly sophisticated and organisations are not immune,' the council said.
Police are urging city residents to be vigilant regarding the scam stickers on meters.
Scammers are now pretending to be the very organisations we trust.
The AI deep fake of Olsen is promoting a fraudulent investment scheme.
People face penalties or prosecution for claiming fake expenses.
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One in 10 targeted businesses lost money, with average losses topping $150,000.
The pages impersonate legitimate organisations and target those who post a complaint.
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The Government is also warning of 'scambling' or fake gambling websites.
The sophisticated scam involved setting up a personal Eftpos machine on the bus.
'We didn't doubt them, we just trusted them,' the duped couple said.