This video shows the team demonstrating how hustlers are selling ‘miracle’ gadgets, such as this one: A machine that can add £50 to your Oyster card – for free. Just pay £220 for the machine and you’ll be laughing. Or the hustlers will be at least…
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An SMS competition or SMS trivia scam usually arrives as a text message and may encourage you to enter a competition for a great prize (like an mp3 player). The message (or sometimes, an advertisement) could also invite you to take part in a trivia competition, with a great prize on offer if you answer a certain number of questions correctly.
The scammers make money by charging extremely high rates for the messages you send, and any further messages they send to you. These charges could be as high as $4 for each message sent and/or received.
The hustlers obtain a hotel customer’s room key – then are able to gain entry to their room and steal everthing in sight. Find out more and try to prevent it in the future…
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