I go down a lot of rabbit holes on t'interweb. Most are useless but I found one yesterday that I'd like to share with you.
Take Five to Stop Fraud is (obviously) about protecting ourselves from scams. They list over twenty different scams and give helpful advice on protecting ourselves. They include three written-for-them Whodunnits, short stories inviting the reader to solve the crime by watching out for Red Flags.
I've also been listening to some podcasts on BBC Sounds called "Scam Secrets". Some scams are funny (well, not for the victim, obviously): try The Great Knitted Cardigan Scam! All are serious and I'm getting better informed.
Scams aren't funny and it's all too easy to fall for them. Time spent informing myself is time well spent.
