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Investment Scams often promise high returns with little or no risk, involving unregistered securities, overly consistent returns, or complex strategies that are difficult to understand. Protect yourself by verifying the registration of both the investment and the seller, being skeptical of unsolicited offers, and understanding the investment thoroughly before committing your funds.

Be wary of offers requiring payment for visa sponsorship or guaranteeing employment abroad for an upfront fee. Genuine job offers and visa sponsorships should not involve such transactions. Always check the authenticity of the offer through official and verified channels.

HMRC Scams typically involve imposters posing as tax authorities demanding immediate tax payments or offering unexpected rebates. Remember, HMRC will never use emails, text messages, or phone calls for tax refunds or payments. Always contact HMRC directly through official channels if you receive such communication.

Unregulated Loan Scams lure victims with promises of fast loans without credit checks, asking for upfront fees. Always choose FCA-regulated lenders and be suspicious of any lender requesting fees before providing a loan.

In Romance Scams, fraudsters create fake profiles on dating sites, establish relationships, and eventually ask for money citing emergencies. Be cautious in online relationships, especially if the person professes love quickly or requests money.

Purchase Scams involve nonexistent or counterfeit products sold through fake online stores or sellers, often advertised at low prices. The products are never delivered or are of poor quality. Always research seller reviews, verify website authenticity, and use secure payment methods that provide buyer protection.