Scam and Fraud Workshop

Who is most likely to be a victim of a scam or fraud?

• 18-24

• 25-34

• 35-49

• 50-64

• 65+

What is the difference between a "scam" and a "fraud"?

Your father calls you up saying he has just received this message and doesn’t’ know what to do. What would you suggest to him?

For the scenario you were given, pretend to be a scammer and write an email/message to scam someone out of their money that contains the three components of a scam. (Don't hit submit when you've finished your answer)

Which one is genuine and which one is the fake?

• Left

• Right

What made you think that the one you chose was genuine?

What would you do? What questions might you ask Sarah before you hand her the money?

What can scammers do with your information?

What information are scammers after?

You’re going on a holiday and want to share with your friends, so you decide to post a photo of your boarding pass and/or passport. What information can be stolen from this seemingly innocent act?