
Consumers warned of latest social media scammers
The FSCA encourages the public to be cautious of fraudulent schemes on messaging platforms, as they are on the rise.

The FSCA encourages the public to be cautious of fraudulent schemes on messaging platforms, as they are on the rise.

An offer to assist the investor with recovering her returns from the individuals who defrauded also turned out to be a scam.

The Authority breaks down the red flags that may indicate a product or scheme is fraudulent.

Employees who post messages on their employer’s social media groups must consider the impact on the employer and other employees.

There has been an increase in complaints about deceptive practices wherein fraudsters employ the details of celebrities to persuade individuals to invest.