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Fraudsters are now stealing an average £3,500 with impersonation scams

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Fraudsters are now stealing an average £3,500 with impersonation scams
Daily Mail
Daily Mail55 mins ago
Fraudsters are now stealing an average £3,500 with impersonation scams
Victims of impersonation scams lost £3,516 on average in the past year - a 10 per cent increase on a year earlier, according to the latest data.
Average loss to impersonation scams is up by 10% in a year, says Lloyds
The bank said reports of some types of impersonation scam have increased.
The Sun
The Sun1 hrs ago
Average loss to impersonation scams soars by 10% year-on-year – the key signs to watch out for
Millions of Brits are being warned to watch out for impersonation scams as the average amount victims lose is up 10% year-on-year, to £3,516. Impersonation scams are when criminals pretend to be a trusted person or organisation, such as a bank or the police, to trick you into sending them money or sharing private infor