13K views · 18 reactions | Scammers are using social media to direct you to their fake online stores, where they trick you into buying items that may never arrive. Here are ways to spot and avoid online shopping scams so you can protect your wallet and your private information. | AARP Arizona | Facebook

September is a peak time for scams, with busy routines making warning signs easier to miss. Scam Interceptors’ Nick Stapleton examines viewer-reported cases, from fake surveys to NHS waiting list emails and exposes how fraudsters exploit emotions to trick victims. To watch this with subtitles, go to BBC iPlayer and search for Morning Live from 12/09/2025 | BBC Morning Live | Facebook

PSA: Cybercriminals are sending a flood of fake emails pretending to be from Centrelink and Services Australia. These scams look real — they mention Medicare, JobSeeker, super and Family Tax Benefits — and are designed to steal personal information. Don’t click links in unexpected emails and please pass this on to friends/family who may be vulnerable. Report suspicious comms to Scamwatch (scamwatch.gov.au) or to the Cyber Security Centre (cyber.gov.au /📲1300 CYBER1). | Tanya Plibersek