Neither are anything new, but these are 2 scams which have come to our attention recently.
In this scam, the caller, a woman spoke French with a foreign accent, and said she was from the EDF.
Be extra vigilant especially when entering & exiting larger retail stores in the region.
I was told by an Orange help desk person that he would call back Monday morning to confirm the progress made in dealing with our problem.
In a scam doing the rounds in France, many people are receiving an authentic looking email asking them if they are having difficulty connecting to their Facebook Account.
Scams. A general rule of thumb: if it looks too good to be true, it probably is!
I thought I would take a few minutes to explain a very odd call ( well three of them actually) from someone purporting to be from SFR.
An extremely well-presented scam is doing the rounds of the P-O at the moment, targeting business owners.
Local police forces are keen to circulate details of the latest in the diverse and numerous scams doing the rounds. This time, the con artists are targeting those who pay by cheque.
Some people will find a way to cheat others no matter what the subject. This scam is directed at foreigners and involves the paid booking of appointments for Carte de Sejours.