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"NZers are soft targets because we don’t have the security in place. It’s bananas."
"NZers are soft targets because we don’t have the security in place. It’s bananas."
'This is a massive step in New Zealand’s war against scams.'
Columnist Jonny Wilkinson says scammers are even targeting disabled organisations.
Opinion: Social media scammers are out of control.
Chinese students or older Chinese migrants the main targets.
But Government rubbishes plan as 'ridiculous'.
“It’s easy money for the offenders. It’s an easy crime.”
The psychologist also shares tips for dealing with scams.
The scheme looks like similar scams overseas, Restaurant Association says.
“It’s not just gullible people, it’s smart people who get sucked in.”
'It’s getting worse. The figures are mind-boggling.'
Immigration NZ says it is aware of the issue and is investigating the allegations.
'I wouldn't wish how I felt this evening on my worst enemy.'
'They were draining me out and sucking me in.'
We all know about pickpockets but this complex scam is largely unknown, says tech company.
Aaron Bryan's holiday was ruined as a result of the complex scam.
Cert NZ sounds AI warnng.
The nasty and costly scams have prompted a warning and some advice from ministers.
'It’s not a Mickey Mouse scam, it’s sophisticated. They are taking millions.'
The radio star was last targeted by the scams in April.
Consta-bull: A scam text from fake "police" offering direct debit is under investigation.
A scam is taking on a life of its own, with fraudsters using a dodgy tactic.
Financial Times: Scams are on the rise, putting candidates and employers at risk.
"I feel like something horrible is going to happen to my family.”
A computer hack sees scammers intercept emails and cause redirection of a US$1m payment.
The scam looked so real even experts were taken in.
Bank warns of crypto scams, as fraudsters add love-bombing twist to some schemes.
'I just burst into tears. It’s my life savings'.
The couple were left with nothing but overdrawn bank accounts and “lots of tears”.
Students as young as 17 are being coerced into staging their own kidnapping in Australia.