Learn this useful vocab to tell the scammers to get lost – with varied degrees of politeness!
Neither are anything new, but these are 2 scams which have come to our attention recently.
Watch out for fake parking tickets on windscreens
Not new, but just a reminder that your bank will NEVER ask you to click on a link in this way.
I-CAD, the agency in charge of the National Identification File for domestic pets in France, is warning about a scam, aimed to defraud pet owners who have lost their pets.
Typically, somebody with very good English comes up to you at an aire (service station) to tell you that they have been robbed.
If you advertise your property to rent on the internet, always keep an eye out for scams from potential ‘rentees’ A typical one is as follows.
A reader has contacted us to warn us of a text message scam which she fell foul of last week. If you receive a text asking you to pay extra postage on a parcel awaiting delivery, it may well be a hoax.
For some time now, SMS scams have been on the increase….
Watch out for another scam involving spam calls.
