Digital Safety - your top priority
Being safe does not stop at physical, being sure you are safe digitally too. Get to know how to identify, prevent and report scams and fraudulent activities.
Get to Identify Scams
Uncover the tricks and lies of scammers and protection your digital information.
Report Scams
Learn how and where to make reports of suspicious fraudulent activities to prevent further damage whatsoever.
Guard Against Scams
Be saturated with information that gives you the chance to resist and guard against all fraudulent tricks, baits, lies and tactics.
Essential Steps to Safeguard Against Scams and Protect Your Personal Information
Spot the Red Flags
Scammers want you to decide quickly and may seem patient, but they leave traces. Look for misspelled words, grammatical errors, and mismatched email addresses. Take your time to spot red flags.
Verify & Double Check
Be vigilant on digital platforms to avoid scammers posing as trusted entities. Do thorough research if uncertain and avoid engaging with suspicious individuals or requests.
Report and Safeguard
Reporting and taking action against scams is essential to protect others and ensure fraudulent activities are thoroughly investigated by the authorities.
Report a Scam
Report a scam easily by filling out the form below to help protect others from fraud. Submit detailed information for swift action.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of scams can I report?
- Phishing scams: Fraudulent emails, texts, or websites posing as legitimate companies to steal personal data.
- Investment/Crypto scams: Fake investment schemes that promise high returns with minimal risk.
- Online shopping scams: Dishonest websites or sellers offering counterfeit products or non-existent services.
- Romance scams: Fake online relationships that exploit victims for money or personal details.
- Tech support scams: Fake alerts or calls claiming to detect computer viruses, demanding payment for fraudulent fixes.
I think I am about to be scammed, what do I do?
If you think you’re about to be scammed, stop all communication immediately. Do not share any personal information, and report the situation to local authorities or a consumer protection agency. If applicable, notify your bank or credit card company.
Is my information protected?
Yes, your information is protected. We take your privacy seriously and use secure measures to ensure your data is safe. Access is restricted to authorised personnel only, and we comply with all relevant privacy regulations. We will never share your information (if necessary) without your consent.
What information do I give when reporting a scam?
When reporting a scam, please provide as much detail as possible, your contact information, a detailed description of the incident, and any names or usernames associated with the scammers. Include the methods of communication used, any financial details such as amounts and payment methods, and attach any relevant screenshots or documents if available. The more information you share, the more effectively we can assist with the investigation.
