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WA Scam Warnings
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Fake profiles: Captain Thomas Steve
Read More...A WA woman has lost more than $10,000 in an online romance scam after a fraudster used stolen social media images to pose as a ship captain called ‘Thomas Steve’.
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Fake Outboard Motor Websites
Read More...WA ScamNet has received reports about a number of fake websites selling cheap outboard motors.
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Cute pics but no puppies - puppy scams
Read More...Beware of fake websites and social media accounts that claimed to puppies, leaving buyers out of pocket and without a dog.
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Scam targets vehicle sellers
Read More...Scammers are targeting consumers selling cars online. These scams usually work by getting you to ‘refund’ a scammer who has sent you too much money for an item you are selling or to forward the additional funds to someone else to cover costs such as shipping.
COVID-19 coronavirus scams
Scammers are taking advantage of fears surrounding COVID-19 to deceive victims into handing over their money and/or personal information, so it’s important to be extra vigilant.
WA Scam Media
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ATO warning over natural disaster relief tax return scam
9 News
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Public warned over online gambling scamsThe West Australian
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Gen Z increasingly targeted by scams: ACCCnews.com.au
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Cyber hackers demand $30m from ‘major international company’ with office in PerthThe West Australian
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How A PayPal Loophole Is Being Used To Scam Concert-GoersWSFM
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Coronavirus crisis: World Health Organisation warns of new scam using virus panic to steal informationPerth Now
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Fake coronavirus warning emails could infect your computer9 News
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Romance scammers ripping off victims on Words with Friends9 News
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Scams surge as growing numbers of West Australians ripped off by fraudABC News
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Internet romance scammers know what their victims are longing to hear, expert says - ABC News -
'Update your payment information': Dangerous Netflix scam discovered - Nine News -
Investment scams cost Australians nearly 19 million this year alone - SBS Insight