Revenue scam warning: Here's what fraudulent tax websites can look like
Scam sites copy details from authentic websites in an attempt to con unsuspecting users out of important personal information.
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Gardaí said there is a nationwide scam with perpetrators using marketplace sites to buy the cars and then sell them on for cash. One person lost €40,000 last year.
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The PSNI have warned that organised criminals are grooming their victims in order to make them comply with their requests.
Sellers are placing ads for cars at very low prices – but there IS a snag.
Fake emails headed “Notice of Tax Return. Client No.” are being sent from accounts purporting to be from the Revenue Commissioners.
The Law Society is warning that it has no record of Duke Chambers, Duke Solicitors, or a solicitor called Mr Steven Duke.
More than 100 people were arrested, including 72 city police officers.
The Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service said some of their customers have been contacted and told they must pay a fine of €500.
The scam is believed to be in operation in parts of north Dublin and elderly people have been warned to be careful.
An IT support company has said that there has been a surge in scams using the logo over the last year.
Promoters have warned of a large number of very convincing ticket forgeries being offered for sale on the internet.
Email users are being bombarded with scam emails asking for account details and mobile phone numbers.
In one case, the scammers convinced a shop assistant to ask customers for their pin numbers.
Google ads is being used to advertise false contact numbers for the bodies.
It’s the government scheme aimed at encouraging you to invite relatives home and organise events celebrating Irish culture, but are you getting involved?
The broadcaster has urged members of the public not to respond to any text messages claiming to be from RTÉ.
Small business owner are targeted by companies presenting misleading ad contracts and charging up to €5k a year.
A New York man tried to use a forged contract with Mark Zuckerberg to claim he was entitled to half of Facebook’s worth. Nice try.
“I am writing this mail with tears and sorrow from my heart.”
The pair stole the data, including the customers’ names, contact details and registration numbers, to sell onto telemarketers.
The Irish Payment Services Organisation has said that there is a man posing as one of their engineers phoning shops.
The scam locks computers and displays a police logo, and requests that users pay a fine to be unlocked
US authorities say the man used fake bar codes to buy toys at discounted rate before selling them on eBay for a better price.
Con artists are reportedly using the household charge deadline as a way to extort money from residents in some areas.
Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, and PayPal are among the companies which have started a tough new approach to stopping scam emails.
Local police discovered the child-trafficking ring this week and are currently questioning the 11 couples.
Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir have been handed custodial sentences after they were found guilty of spot fixing.
Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir have been convicted of a conspiracy to cheat during an international test match in England last year.
The four adults aged between 29 and 41 were found locked in a basement boiler room on Saturday.
The free digital TV service advises customers that they don’t offer door-to-door sales, and warns people about visitors.
Desperately ill Irish patients have been travelling abroad to undergo unapproved stem cell therapies after receiving false assurances that conditions will improve or be cured.
Messages have been sent out targeting job hunters which look for a payment for a visa, which the email says it necessary to apply for a job at Ryanair.
The budget airline warns of an email scam advising people to pay for the delivery of a car “won” in a scratchcard competition.
Canadian Ashley Kirilow shaved her head and told people she was suffering from terminal cancer to raise thousands of dollars.