South Africans play a greater role in becoming scam victims than they care to admit

South Africans play a greater role in becoming scam victims than they care to admit Submission Details

Author: Lola Lazarus from Bullion PR & Communication.
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ISSUED FOR AND ON BEHALF OF the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) BY:
LOLA LAZARUS
OF BULLION PR & COMMUNICATION
CELL: 083 271 5336
EMAIL: COMMUNICATION@BULLIONPR.COM
SAFPS HELP-LINE: 011 867-2234

YIMA HOTLINE: 083 123 SCAM (7226)

Podcasts:

1. Investec’s Head of Fraud Risk Kevin Hogan speaks about how the Banking sector is managing fraud and scam threats. https://youtu.be/sJVej9lxfbg
2. Cyanre’s Managing Director Danny Myburg explains the impacts of cyber fraud on South Africans. https://youtu.be/KRllA2VLz6s
3. Luno’s Fraud Risk Manager Chris du Toit talks us through the do’s and don’ts of crypto currency investment. https://youtu.be/Ivb58elA6IA

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5. Twitter Mentions

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