Kat Hibberd, 31, from Warwickshire, took to TikTok to reveal her horror after purchasing a pair of jogging bottoms from ...

To catch these sellers, HMRC signed up to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) rules, which will ...

Probably fake AirPods have flooded the online re-commerce platform Vinted. The presence of convincing replicas since the ...

A postal worker has shared advice to Vinted sellers on how to correctly package items before posting them. Vinted is an online marketplace for clothing and other items in which users can buy and ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Bank scams are a common way for criminals to gain access to people’s personal and financial information. In 2020, the Federal ...

ALL KINDS OF REVIEWS START POPPING UP WHERE THEY SAY PEOPLE ALL OVER THE COUNTRY IS GETTING THESE THINGS AND DO NOT SCAN IT, BECAUSE IF YOU SCAN IT, THEN THAT’S YOUR SCAM AND THEY HAVE ALL YOUR ...

You should always be wary of online scams in Australia. Cybercriminals target well-meaning people who aren’t across the latest methods, which are constantly evolving. Whether it’s you or a ...

NAB has described the pop-up SMS scam as a new trend that has "hijacked" a legitimate system used to share emergency warnings. The fake pop-up SMS can temporarily disable the device, according to ...

I have to sell my belongings on Vinted to make ends meet. I will probably never own a house. I don’t have dreams of being the highest up person at my company, or in my industry, because it doesn ...

MANILA, Philippines — Nearly 300 nonprofit and civil society organizations are seeking government accreditation and permits to legitimize their fundraising activities through a new online ...

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Hundreds of foreign nationals pulled out of scam compounds in Myanmar during a crackdown on centres run by criminal gangs have little food, scant healthcare and filthy toilets ...

Social media giant Meta has been profiting from hundreds of Facebook scam advertisements preying on Australians experiencing financial hardship, leaving taxpayers and charities to foot the bill.