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‘Mum and dad’ scam. The “mum and dad” scam works like this: A would-be scammer will contact victims through WhatsApp or text message, pretending to be their child. “Hi mum, my other phone crashed. But this is my temporary phone. You can save this one. Message me if you’ve seen this,” a message might read, according to Scamwatch.
19 de mar. de 2023 · The "Hi Mom!" Scam Explained: How To Avoid Losing Money. The Hi Mom SMS scam costs millions and is a new way cybercriminals deceive people. Scammers claim to be a loved one whose phone is broken and use a local phone number. Mainly targeting women over 50, they ask for contact via WhatsApp and quickly request money or personal information.
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15 de mar. de 2023 · The Hi Mom scam targets vulnerable population groups, with the majority of victims being women over the age of 50. The scammer typically asks the victim to save the number and make contact over a messaging application such as WhatsApp. The conversation will quickly progress to a request for money or personal information.
15 de feb. de 2022 · NatWest has also reported an increase in this type of fraud. It said reports of 'Mum and Dad' scams doubled between November and December last year. NatWest found that they typically target those ...
23 de ago. de 2022 · 23 Aug 2022. Scamwatch is urging the public to be wary of phone messages from a family member or friend claiming they need help, following a significant rise in “Hi Mum” scams in recent months. More than 1,150 Australians fell victim to the so-called “Hi Mum” scam in the first seven months of this year, with total reported losses of $2. ...
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